I was informed by my legal aid attorney to write to my district attorney, attorney general and FTC, regarding the issue with the case. That is why I am asking.
I have another question, I was wondering whether the act of drafting an incomplete document to the point of not including information required by law, and the alteration of it would be considered? Whether it’s false, fabricated, forged, or tainted?
False evidence, fabricated evidence, forged...
As the moderator said, anyone can try to make one but has to be proven that it did not exist in the first place. At least that is what I understand from the mod.
also had another question, What would happen if the plaintiff tries to create a written contract when none existed? Meaning affidavit says unwritten contract.
Showed up in court and got a continuance, but the op lawyer tried to strike the motion for my request for documentation in which I objected due to Illinois supreme rule 214 subsection A. Plus I know they are hiding the real evidence by pretending to say they are willing to give everything I...
The plaintiff or the defendant can make a motion to request for documentation and have to provide them or a reason as to why they object. Such as statements not in possession as they no longer exist, or a third party has possession, etc. within a period of time. Also, if no response within that...
No but isn’t false representation a defense besides the defense of payments and dispute the amount of debt defense which I also have. With the proof of the actual amounts for the last years worth of balances.
The only thing plaintiff did was submit the exhibit a to the court system attached to the summons. The document that was altered and incorrect. It hasn’t to the point of no court date yet for case.