Need advice, Wyndham says I owe them

[briturner]

For some more info... there are 27 defendants in the suit, so 14 families. I checked each one, and mine is the only one that had the mortgage canceled, and the document registered with the county. So it may be that mine was an accident, and the others are standard foreclosures.

And I have talked to an attorney, and am following their advice.which is to send the other attorney the paperwork and ask to be removed from the suit. If they do not remove me, respond to the court within the given time limit, and track all expenses and ask for sanctions.

 

[rrlongwell]

For some more info... there are 27 defendants in the suit, so 14 families. I checked each one, and mine is the only one that had the mortgage canceled, and the document registered with the county. So it may be that mine was an accident, and the others are standard foreclosures.

And I have talked to an attorney, and am following their advice.which is to send the other attorney the paperwork and ask to be removed from the suit. If they do not remove me, respond to the court within the given time limit, and track all expenses and ask for sanctions.

It appears to be outstanding legal advise. Since the lawsuit is public record at this point, can you post the case number?

 

[mshatty]

Remember the quality of the legal advice you get on the internet is equal to what you pay for it.

 

[vacationhopeful]

It appears to be outstanding legal advise. Since the lawsuit is public record at this point, can you post the case number?

The legal matter is NOT SETTLED - I would NOT post anything that an internet SEARCH ENGINE could find ---- In my humble and personal opinion.

 

[briturner]

removed (after reading another post)

 

[pacodemountainside]

Based on info provided I am confused.

I can't believe statute of limitations does not apply.

Did a process server or sheriff knock on your door and hand you the summons, complaint, etc. I am unaware where one can be legally served by a letter from an attorney. Even in small claims court, Court Clerk has to send by certified mail.

Out of state lawsuits have to be filed in high level court, in Colorado District and costs at least $1,000 up front.

Did you consult with attorney who handles fraudlent collection actions per my post #6?

Think of all those mortgage foreclosure actions that were voided as attorneys took short cuts.

If you have umbrella liability insurance policy have you contacted them about defending you from malicious prosecution?

 

[Passepartout]

DW has been thinking about this case. It appears the OP qualifies for payment under the 'Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.' and should contact an attorney who practices this specialty. He could collect a fair number of $$ damages because of the suit claimed against him. It isn't legal to tell someone they owe money they don't owe.

Here's a Wiki about the act: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Debt_Collection_Practices_Act

Jim

 

[Tia]

Hope to hear what happens on this when it gets resolved.