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They MUST provide the Original contract / PN to demonstrate proof of claim. If they produce a copy... you cannot claim that it is your "signature"... but you will state that it seems to be a very good "forgery".



Stick to the production of the Original PN with your signature. If they actually do produce it -- it will have been "altered" after you signed it -- and that makes the contract "null and void". And THAT is why they WON'T EVER PRODUCE THE ORIGINAL.



The problem that you are going to have is with the Judge... he is actually on the wrong team. You have to work really hard to get him on your team... and in the case of mortgages it is near impossible to do.



One thing that you could do is let the attorney know that if you are damaged by this suit you will seek remedy against him in his personal capacity because he knew or should have known what the real deal is (the fraud). This kind of suit may be "settled" because the attorney would not want to appear and commit perjury (which is what he would have to do in order to refute your claims)... the attorney could lose his "bar" card from a suit like this... therefore he will settle out of court. A fast few grand in your pocket.



There is a lot to learn in regards to mortgage contracts before attempting to do away with them. And beware of those companies that claim they can do away with your mortgage for a fee of a couple grand... some have not done away with any mortgages and left their clients holding the bag. Be careful who you deal with.