In an honest world simply mark the presentment conspicuously "Refusal for Cause" or "Refused for Cause" and give it back to the presenter within 72 hours.
From there you would simply raise the authenticity of the action - hire process servers, court reporters for hearings, keep a copy in the US Courthouse so that you may acquire a certified copy for evidence if they proceed as though you had no right to R4C...
Recently TheGhost has posted to using R4C successfully. One fellow simply wrote it on the next hearing's notice and walked it up to the bench saying, "Let the record show I have refused for cause your presentment in a timely manner."
A couple suitors, years ago tell me the wife was home alone confronted by Certified Mail from the Treasury. The postman could see she was nervous and said, "Just write
Refused for Cause on it and send it back to them. It will go away."
I suppose I am really telling you there is no set method to doing it other than the important thing. Do it. And do it timely. You will learn as you go how much you need to invest in elevating the authority of the action. The suitors typically spend $25 for each R4C; $12 Registered Mailings back to the presenter and to the US Courthouse.
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Originally Posted by theghost
David, thanks. I understand what you are saying, and I have done several R4C's in the past within the 72 hour period. First, more details; my son was arrested on a...
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Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. One presentment went through the washing machine by accident. It is a bond agreement and note that I corrected the presumed legal name and assumed DOB before signing it in the booking area of the jail. If you sign knowingly to false information against yourself, obligating you to perform chattel, you encumber and severely hobble your chances of successfully abating the nuisance with a R4C.