CLAIM AND NOTICE OF CLAIM help!!!

[h3r@t1c]

Well i don't know if this is the correct thread to be asking this, yet i just got a CLAIM AND NOTICE OF CLAIM today from the circuit court of my state, dated 11/30/2007 and without a TRIAL COURT ADMINISTRATOR autograph, when i called on the matter they told me that there was already a default judgment for the case. any ideas. oh it is for THE STATE OF OREGON

[farmer_giles_of_ham]

I would send it back "person unknown", along with all papers you ever got from court or anywhere, and take all my property out of my name now.


And start privatizing my identity and location.

[h3r@t1c]

well that's easy enough i have no property in my name.

forgive me i am still new at this i just "WOKE UP" about a week ago how do i go about privatizing my identity and location.

[PANICPASS]

I've never heard of a court sending a CLAIM and NOTICE OF CLAIM and then tell you there is a default judgment in the case. So there is a lawsuit against you but you were never served a summons and complaint. If I were you I would want to see the proof of service to see who signed it and filed it with the court claiming they served you-- but I would only want to do so if I could do so DISCRETELY. See if you can access the case online through the court's website and take a look at the documents that are filed in that case.

Just send the "presentment" back to whomever sent it to you and write a letter that says:

The enclosed presentment is hereby dishonored.


Sincerely,

All rights reserved


Your name

[PANICPASS]

One more thing... If you have money in any bank make you keep the account balance low, or close the account because the low-life collection attorneys will try to levy the account, even if you never were served any court documents. That happened to me. I was flabbergasted when I received the notice of bank levy from the process server but luckily I had no bank account with the bank named on notice of levy. I have no idea where they got the information that I had an account with that bank- probably from some private investigator, who knows.

[h3r@t1c]

Thank you for your suggestions, it is much appreciated and nice to know there are people willing to help.

[farmer_giles_of_ham]

"privatize identity":

There are so omany essays on this subject books etc. Search the net, do research.

You and your stuff should not be located at any address known by public records (and kept away from private records as well).

example- DL address in different state from where you usually live, or at least from your house and business.

all bank, credit etc to a po box away from you (or another location)

nothing in your name, especially property.

just keep your self remote from business, on paper or electronically.

No mailbox at home, no street number.

Lien everything to prove somebody else owns it, etc

Its a long list, but a bit of precaution goes a long way.

How did this "NOTICE OF CLAIM" ever even reach you in the first place? Where did anyone get a name and address?

[h3r@t1c]

the document was hand delivered. i am going to see exactly what this document means. as for the address i am going to change it to a c/o and also a p.o. box. also i have also order The Red Amendment book hopefully that will shed some light on the subject at hand. also i am checking the local law school so i can follow there class syllibus for my own studies i am still un-knowing of the laws of the land yet that will be changing in short order.

thank you for all suggestions

[masterduke]

In Michigan there is a debt attorney who did stuff like this for over 17 years before he got caught! And even with the the penalty's of years in the slam and big fines(neither of which he got) the way he was exposed was by one of his victims finding a newspaper reporter to check into these 'practices' that the debt attorney Katz had been doing. His victims were people too poor or clueless to do anything about it. This case took place in the city of Oak Park, county of Oakland, Mi. This may be a tatic that was employed against you? No notice's of court actions, etc. But there should be records of all of these 'supposed' motions filed in your court docket. Motion to Strike may be something worth investigating since it seems fraud was involved.