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my husband recived a summons where i was listed as jane doe so we answered the summons now they sent me (and only me) a letter asking me to ask them to validate (seems odd to me ?) and they also want me to call them but for what?
so now we got papers from the court and they say disclosure statement but the answeres are blank now are we supposed to fill these in and file them?
what exactly is a disclosure statement and whats it for ?
again are we suppose to fill em out and file them?
what happens next/now?
and should i call them even though i have no idea what i contact them for since i know for a fact i dont owe or just wait to see if we get a court date?
The disclosure statement
Hi rdelmarra,
Disclosure statement is a copy where the debtor is required to provide all the details of his assets and liabilities. A disclosure statement is sent to the debtor by the judgment court after the judgment is issued. The debtor is required to submit the filled disclosure form to either the creditor or the court clerk.
The disclosure statement needs to have the following details of the debtor:
1. Name and address.
2. Employer and the employer's address.
3. Real property owned by the debtor.
4. Cash on hand.
5. Financial institutions in which the debtor has funds.
You can call the company and inquire into the matter. Ask why they want you to call them.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Aaron
we got 4 papers
1. civil case notice?
2. disclosure statement?
3. notice of service of disclosure statment?
4. motion to set and certificate of rediness?
but we havent went to court yet or does that mean they went with out us and gave us no notice?
and what is real property ?
we own nothing other than the tv's in our house and husband and i work for landlord for rent till he can find a job ...
we barrow just to pay our car right now ....
were not even sure this is our debt.
by the way were in az if that matters im so stressed out thanks for you help!
civil case disclosure statement
Hi rdelmarra,
Can you give the details of the civil case notice? As for the "motion to set and certificate of readiness", it is filed when you want to go forward with the trial. It is the certificate to show your readiness for the trial.
If you had not been served with any notice of the judgment, you can claim this in court. The creditor or collection agency is required to provide you with a notice of the judgment filed. However, you should first make sure about the notice being served to you. Whether or not you received the notice.
Real property can be your house, land, your car, etc and the privileges included with the real property.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Aaron