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Originally Posted by Ice
Attorney B's letter that states he is not the attorney to contact and the managers letter stating that the CU does not have the note should be offered as evidence of "fraud" being perpetrated upon the court.
An Affidavit of Probable Cause to the AG of your state, with the evidence attached, may also be in order.
By all means, include this point in any response to the summons.
Ice
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Thanks Ice. So Attorney B's letter and the manager's letter should be used to alleged Fraud (just making sure we're clear on this). Also, do I include a photocopy of the manager's letter in my response? And, yes, I am thinking of reporting this attorney to the character committee.
I don't quite understand this affidavit of probable cause. Is this like a Motion for a More Definite Statement?
I'm also thinking about filing an appearance and remove this case to federal court. Any thoughts?