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Originally Posted by mrg
No.
State facts, not opinions, concisely, simply, and clearly.
Do not be argumentative, judgemental, or say anything that can be used to create controversy.
Simple statement of the facts, based upon a solid premise.
Like I said, for starters:
Look for inconsistencies between the papers you were to sign and the state and federal laws.
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mrg,
well, i've probably hosed myself then. i've got so much on my mind and what was intended to be an action to provide a bit of breathing room suddenly seems to be spiraling out of control.
acting out of emotion (and a lot of stress) versus sound reasoning i felt i had to do something so i filed a complaint and the narrative falls way outside the guidelines you provided. talk about a having a bad feeling.
so, i'm thinking that i need to take a deep breath, relax, and start preparing for the worst.
the last thing i want is to have to rely on a lawyer, can't afford it for one thing. i've tried to read through the forum to piece together what i can expect to be coming down the road.
i'm thinking i need to get spun-up on the terminology, sequence of events, and stuff like that.
would you have any suggestions on a good starting point, there is so much i'm going to need to learn that i don't even know where to start.
i've never been in a situation like this and i think that once i'm out of the dark and can see what's going on i won't be quite so anxious.
regardless, i still wouldn't sign the thing if i had to do it over again...my rights aren't for sale or lease...but i do believe that i would handle the situation differently.
thank you for the information. i could literally kick myself that i went ahead and filed that complaint but hey, it won't happen again.
well, i guess this concludes lesson #1...gurm