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Originally Posted by indio007
The thing about the attorneys that post on forums is they only give you one piece of the jigsaw puzzle. Talk to attorney and filing an answer is great is advice. It sure leaves alot out though.
The failure to disclose that being represented by an attorney waives rights by making you a ward of the court is unethical for starters.
They also leave out the most important details , such as filing a counterclaim for libel and slander and bonding the opposing side.
You should do this in every case you intend to contest.
The greatest lies are by omission.
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Wow, more insanity from the peanut gallery.
1) Merely hiring an attorney does NOT make you a ward of the court, legally incompetent, or anything of that nature. That's "sovrun citizun" myth, nothing more.
2) Counterclaim for libel and slander? LOL...it's almost impossible to sue someone for defamation over statements made in pleadings. They have a strong presumption of being privileged, for reasons that are obvious if you stop to think about it for a second.
3) "Bonding" the opposing side? More "sovrun" gibberish.
You're definitely in mertensv16 category (f).