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Originally Posted by centex
or he went to one of the sites that touts a lot of garbage and will get him slapped with sanctions...OP needs to realize that good advice is not always the rah-rah, pat 'em on the back sort of thing.
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OP does realize that. I'm just not interested in the snide comments that are generally associated with the pro-ca ilk.
I am looking for the best defense possible. I was asked if I wanted yes men and I answered I want to win. If that is interpreted as "attitude" then so be it.
I think my first stop should be striking the testimony contained in the affidavit of fact, submitted by the agent for OC.
I am also trying to figure out if there is an issue with being sewer served?
The more things to attack, the better. No?
No photocopies of statements were attached in the summons and complaint. I'm sure they will be presented during the case - if it's allowed to go that far.
The only items included with the summons and complaint that seem to be of issue are the affidavit of fact and the affidavit of service.
Given these items listed, when I go to the law library, where do I start in getting together the information needed to craft the motion to strike.
Also, there is a motion to dismiss and a motion for summary judgment - which one of these would I want to file? What are the differences?
Thanks again to all who are wanting to help educate me.