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I don't see any grounds that I may have to support an attack on personal jurisdiction. Everything I've seen so far on the subject seems to point to that the court does indeed have personal jurisdiction. As to trying to get the case moved to the Southern District of Florida, there is nothing in...

You're right, not all lawyers are rotten but unfortunately, the legal industry is all about money and that is always a conflict of interest. After reviewing the above, it seems I've submitted to the jurisdiction of the court by defending the lawsuit. I already filed preliminary objections as to...

I know the lawyer in the case, not that he isn't a bloodsucking shyster. Most lawyers in the county where I came from would jump at this case because it's all about profit, win or lose, they could care less. The judges in that county are all in bed with the lawyers so a pro se defendant stands...

The complaint was left on my doorstep in FL. I answered the Complaint with a Motion to Dismiss, citing multiple preliminary objections (including defective service). By doing that, I assume I didn't automatically submit to process nor jurisdiction. There are valid defenses in FL when a...

I was not properly served, the complaint was left on my doorstep and that was one of my preliminary objections. Again, this is NOT a debt collector and it is well within the statute of limitations. After reading up on personal jurisdiction, it seems that is NOT a proper defense for me because it...

The landlord is suing, this is NOT a debt collector lawsuit. I've already beaten a debt collector lawsuit in the past via preliminary objections. I studied the Rules of Civil Procedure in Pa. and was able to get that suit dismissed. In your opinion, is it better to fight personal...

I rented the landlord's house for over 16 years. The real lease has long since expired and there is no other lease but his lawyer claims it's still enforceable. The landlord never did any upkeep on the house in all that time and the house deteriorated inside and out. He's suing for "damages" to...

I have to try to get the case dismissed before it goes to trial, if I can. I live more than 1,000 miles from the court and don't have the financial means to spend time in court defending this case. I assume the court loses subject matter jurisdiction when there is a fraud upon the court.

I'm being sued by my landlord. I am defending the case Sui Juris. The case was brought to a county court in Pennsylvania. The landlord sued using a forged lease agreement as his material evidence. I filed a motion to dismiss citing several preliminary objections especially violations of the Pa...

First, the Pledge of Allegiance is a form of government indoctrination. If you are a true patriot, there is no earthly reason why you need to chant the government mantra daily, your actions and non-actions as an American speak for themselves. Second, under the Bill of Rights, you have a...

Hello Kwitherite, I can't advise you properly because I'm not an attorney and your state laws and rules of civil procedure may be different than my state (Pennsylvania). However, I can tell you I successfully defended a similar action (sui juris - no attorney) by a collection agency by filing...

You might want to read the link below, it goes through the Troxel v Granville Supreme Court decision regarding in loco parentis and grandparents' visitation rights and how it applies in Washington state. http://www.stompoly.com/stompoly/article_visitation.htm

Guess what, I speak from experience. I sued a local judge in federal court for violation of civil rights under color of law (Section 1983). The judge was one of many defendants named in the lawsuit, including CPS. I sued the judge exactly for the reason you state. The local judge was...

Even though CPS should be sued on a regular basis for pervasive violations of civil rights under color of law, I don't advise suing anyone unless and until the children are back in the custody of the parents. I do strongly advise documenting everything relevant in the case in the event that...

CPS is mostly a fraudulent agency that destroys children and families I've posted several times in this forum about the fraud misnamed as Child "Protective" Services. There is ample evidence and testimony by many credible sources that support this claim. Please review one of the most recent...

I can't tell you what to do but if it were me, I would stand on the Bill of Rights, more specifically, the 4th, 5th, 9th and 10th Amendments and refuse to answer any questions, not even the number of persons at household and first names. I have no idea if anyone has been fined for doing what I...

As a father of 6 children and a grandfather of 3 children, I have to ask what child does not get easily distracted? I would worry more about a child who did not get easily distracted more than a child who did. These school professionals should know this full well if they've worked with...

Be very careful with these bogus psychologists, this is an industry that has little or no scientific basis. This industry is in cahoots with the pharmaceutical industry that makes enormous profits selling psychotropic and anti-psychotropic poisons (drugs), known to be addictive, dangerous and...

Amendment 17 amends Article I Section 3 (not Section 4). The purpose of an Amendment is to modify the Constitution, potentially overriding any of its provisions, in this case, Article I Section 3. An Amendment can also modify a prior Amendment (Amendment 21 repealed Amendment 18). Some...

Social services cannot remove children from their home without a valid court order. Unfortunately and in general, social services agencies generally do not abide by any law or any rules but are a monstrous fascist agency that operates under color of law and with full support from the corrupt...