To Scottgem,
On your quote. "Stand by your rights. Tell him you can't and won't acknowledge the debt until he produces verification". As of today, there is no court record that the attorney has filled the interrogatories sent to me. Do I need to file something with the court stating I received these interrogatories, and I can't respond because the plaintiff failed to validate the debt Do I ignore the interrogatories, until attorney shows proof of the validation?

Just bring the correspondence to your hearing.

Thank you for your response, but I'm confused. Do I need to file something with the court stating I received these interrogatories, and I can't respond because the plaintiff failed to validate the debt Do I ignore the interrogatories, until attorney shows proof of the validation?

No, just bring the correspondence to the hearing.

This is small claims court, right? Its not a heavily formal court where you have to file briefs and discoveries, etc.

It's Civil Superior Court. I live in California. We have mandatory mediation, arbitration or similar. The next thing on the court calendar is a CASE MANAGEMENT REVIEW schedules for 11/07/07.

This topic is very interesting, I'm from CA too. With regards to that case. When you filed the "Answer-Contract" you should file a "interrogatories- general" statement attached with "request for admission" stating the documents you requested. I've consulted a paralegal regarding this. Sorry I signed with this site late and can't help you there. Hope it will help someone else. Sorry.

Greeting dann,
What has happened since your last post?

Greeting dann,
What has happened since your last post?