Debt Validation Letter
Date: Sun, 08/09/2009 - 17:09
Perhaps you could file a motion to vacate the judgment since you
Perhaps you could file a motion to vacate the judgment since you weren't properly notified. Click on the link below to read about how to vacate a judgment.
http://www.creditinfocenter.com/forms/sampleletter16.shtml
that is not correct, from how the OP's post reads. It would see
that is not correct, from how the OP's post reads. It would seem that he was served a summons properly, its just that the summons doesnt list an address for the debt collector thats suing him.
The fact is this, a DV letter will be a waste of time for you right now. What you need to do is answer the summons by denying all of their claims that you owe the debt. Then, you need to file a motion for discovery and request proof of their claims. They wont botehr answering a DV right now because they already filed suit, so the only way to get them to prove the debt is yours is to motion for discovery in the lawsuit. They are not required to send you collection letters before filing a lawsuit.
I guess I read it wrong, it sounded as though there was already
I guess I read it wrong, it sounded as though there was already a judgment without any notification. I stand corrected.
Thanks for the responses...my court date is 8/24, so is it safe
Thanks for the responses...my court date is 8/24, so is it safe to assume it's too late to send a DV letter??
I rcv'd papers from the courts that state this is set for MEDIATION...it also states that during mediation I can't request discovery...WHEN WOULD I BE ABLE TO DO SO...if I want this debt validated before going any futher what should I do in the mediation?
