@drt_wagn: GTA V Early Release GamePlay. Tuned by @Josue Soto

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LAWSUIT IS FILED Plaintiff (Creditor or Debt Buyer) Files Complaint They allege you owe a debt — typically claiming: Breach of Contract Account Stated Unjust Enrichment They often attach: Generic billing statements Affidavits (usually from someone at the debt buyer, not the original lender) Sometimes no signed contract at all Court Issues a Summons The court assigns a case number and generates a summons, commanding your response. The clock starts only after service is completed. 🧾 STAGE 2: SERVICE OF PROCESS You Are Served You’re personally handed (or legally mailed) the Summons + Complaint. Process server must file proof of service with the court. You now have a legal deadline to respond — usually: 20–30 days in most states Varies if served by mail, or out of state 🛡️ STAGE 3: YOUR RESPONSE (DEFENSE PHASE) File an Answer You must respond to each numbered allegation: Admit, Deny, or State Lack of Knowledge Raise affirmative defenses: No standing Statute of limitations Unlawful assignment Unconscionability Lack of personal jurisdiction (Optional) Motion to Dismiss Instead of answering, you might file a Rule 12 motion to dismiss for: No standing Failure to state a claim Improper service Lack of subject matter or personal jurisdiction 🔍 STAGE 4: DISCOVERY Exchange of Evidence You can demand: The original signed contract Full accounting records Valid assignment/transfer documents Live witness testimony They often can’t produce these — especially debt buyers Interrogatories & Requests for Admission Written questions and admissions to pin down their story Failure to respond can hurt them in court 📑 STAGE 5: MOTIONS Plaintiff May File Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ) They argue there are no material facts in dispute, and they should win without trial. Usually backed by affidavits — often hearsay, incomplete, or unverified. You Respond to MSJ Deny key facts File your own affidavit or declaration Raise legal and evidentiary objections ⚔️ STAGE 6: COURT DECISION OR TRIAL Possible Outcomes Before Trial: Default Judgment (if you didn’t answer) Dismissal with or without prejudice Settlement agreement Judgment based on MSJ Trial (if case proceeds) You can challenge: Standing (ownership of debt) Foundation of evidence (hearsay vs. personal knowledge) Authenticity of records Live witness testimony ⚖️ STAGE 7: FINAL JUDGMENT Judgment Entered Court rules either in your favor or theirs If they win: Judgment entered against you Can be reported to credit bureaus (depends on the state) May result in wage garnishment, bank levy, lien, etc. If you win: Case is dismissed You can pursue FDCPA counterclaims if applicable 💥 Optional: Post-Judgment Actions Vacate Judgment If they won by default and you were never properly served, or have good cause — you may file a motion to vacate. Appeal Limited time to file — typically 30 days Must show legal error, not just disagreement #bank #loan #mortgage #fraud #fyp #help #discover #visa #mastercard #lawsuit #debtfree #learnwithtiktok #nothingelsematters #metallica

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