Motion For Judgement On The Pleadings

Did you respond to the court?

I have not responded back to the court about the Motion for Judgement. I do plan however on sending the CA a validation letter and then informing the court of that and that I need to time to receive and review. Once I have the validation, I'll contact the CA again and offer a settlement, which hopefully they'll accept.

Does all this sound good?

Ok, so today I sent the DV letter to the CA and the CA's attorney. I went and told the court about it and they said that they shouldn't give a judgement against me since I'm requesting information. So....now I wait.

So I have received Validation and it includes the following:

Orignal Acct # and Institution, the CA's date of purchase, principal, attorney fees and other costs(as a total), and the intrest rate.

Is this a proper DV response?

I called the CA and asked to possibly settle out of court. I was told that since their attorneys are involved, I have to call them to arrange a settlement. Is this true that I HAVE to deal with the attorney?

I'd also love some pointers in reaching a settlement with them.

ie: should I throw out the first amount, what percentage shoud I offer, do I let them bring up the first offer. Shoud I do it by phone or mail (it is in the court system so time may be a factor)

Thanks for all the help everyone!

Thanks for the advice Scott. I sent a letter to the attorney's offering 40% of the principal. They called and rejected and offered a settlement of 20% off of 1900, I declined and offered $750 as a counter settlement. So I wait (again) to see what they say.

THanks again to everyone who's given advice, it's very much appreciated.

i need a form for motion for judgement on the pleadings

Hello, I have some law office trying to collect on a debt. I answered them in court asking for original paperwork and proof of debt (in short) and change in venue because i don't live in that county.

Next thing I know I have a motion for judgment on the pleadings against me. Basically stating that I don't deny debt, which I did tell them in court, and my answer raises no fact or law and are now trying to get a judgment against me?

Can they do this when I was asking for proof of debt?

Thanks

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The change that Zelenskiy initially campaigned on was difficult to swallow for the pro Poroshenko corporation, especially the Tatars whom Jemilev represents. Divisions showed again this week after he was sworn in, With disputes over the propriety of his order dissolving parliament early and moves to overhaul the command of Ukraine's security services.

"We were very anxious that this presidential campaign, (as well as) mister. Zelenskiy asserting he would like to have peace with Russia under any condition that we consider using any means, believed Jemilev.

"That sounded to us notes on unfair because it was not us who started the war, It was no us who annexed someone's area,

between the two rounds of presidential balloting, Jemilev was able to ask Zelenskiy some important queries about his Russia stance and was reassured that Zelenskiy wouldn't bend towards Russia at the expense of Ukraine.

The Russian annexation is particularly painful for Crimea's Muslim Tatars, Who view it as history continuing itself. This past weekend marked 75 years since Josef Stalin forced many thousands of Tatars from the strategic peninsula on the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.

"Canada remains deeply concerned by the dire human rights conditions on the Crimean peninsula, Which is under continued and illegal Russian work, As well as by the mistreatment of the Crimean Tatar people and the degeneration of their historic sites, Freeland said in an announcement.

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"that might be the influence of the overall Canadian spirit, He excess. "Maybe simple fact is that Canadian factor of multiculturalism. Compared to the american the Ukrainian diaspora is also big there, But the attitude towards different nationalities, To different ethnicities inside, Is quite different from the Canadian one.

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