LawWannabe
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- Colorado
Hello,
Thank you any help you may provide.
My wife and I are getting ready to sell some real estate. The title commitment showed that I had a judgment from 2014. I ordered the files from the court.
They, Midland Funding, served my son who lives at a different address, three houses away from me. The physical description doesn't match. He thought it was his and I was never notified of the suit.
Years ago I went to a Pro Se law seminar where they said that it was best to do a collateral attack, as opposed to a direct attack.
The dollar amount is approx. $2,000. Could this be done in small claims, or do I need to do it in District Court?
Also, I signed up for a Casetext trial to do some research. I was looking for others that have filed these types of actions to get ideas of the wording of their filings. I could read the case holdings, but not the motions and complaints. Other than ordering them from the court, is there a research option that allows me to view the filings?
Thank you very much for any help you can give me.
Thank you any help you may provide.
My wife and I are getting ready to sell some real estate. The title commitment showed that I had a judgment from 2014. I ordered the files from the court.
They, Midland Funding, served my son who lives at a different address, three houses away from me. The physical description doesn't match. He thought it was his and I was never notified of the suit.
Years ago I went to a Pro Se law seminar where they said that it was best to do a collateral attack, as opposed to a direct attack.
The dollar amount is approx. $2,000. Could this be done in small claims, or do I need to do it in District Court?
Also, I signed up for a Casetext trial to do some research. I was looking for others that have filed these types of actions to get ideas of the wording of their filings. I could read the case holdings, but not the motions and complaints. Other than ordering them from the court, is there a research option that allows me to view the filings?
Thank you very much for any help you can give me.