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Motioning the court to Discovery would be an advisable approach. Even if the judge don't allow it. It now has become part of the case dockett and is a grounds for a later appeal. If you don't show then it is an instant summary Judgement and the weasel starts the 28 day count down to garnishment, levys, etc. Which means the slimeball attorney will present your bank with a notice of levy (the bank won't tell you this either) and on day 28 or what ever the time period alloted in your state, they will clean out your bank accounts and the bank will also skim a big fat "service fee" for participating in the legal robbery. Clean out your bank accounts and only keep money in your "Overdraft Protection, cause they can't touch that.Don't fall for that Patriot stuff!!! It is great in theory but is USELESS in court and that judge will scoff at your presentment. If you are unprepared, motion the court for an exstenstion of time. You must MOVE the Court! Create the Remedy to your liking as Winston would say. Being polite will get you farther in their little world than being a hard nose. They didn't tell you of the Prima Facie evidence that was created in the complaint by the complaint header or the numbered paragraphs alleging the complaint, so that jerk debt attorney has successfully shifted the burden of him proving the allegations to you the defendant to prove that you don't owe this creep (you have like 10 to 20 days to file a counterclaim when you are first served with complaint, thats were they get their Prima Facie Evidence from) thats how you were roped in. So the wheel is already turning, you need to figure out a way to give them a flat tire. Learn what you can at the law library as well as the resources here. Hope this has been of some help. Prayer is a good thing. But get to know how this ridiculus game is played by studying the laws. Just don't "help" the judge to gang bang you with the slimeball attorney! It is a tassled loafered snake pit
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