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 Maybe I’m too overwhelmed to see it right in front of me, but if I’m the defendant and


1) the papers weren’t properly served (improper service) and

2) I don’t see clearly what their definite statement (more definite statement)

I want to practice the Flurry of Motions from the course, and I benefit from adding more time.
Do do the Furry of Motion at once?

https://t.me/Jurisdictionary/28542

First study your states rules and procedures.
Choose the one most likely to get traction for you.
File it then SET IT FOR HEARING!


elise:
Sorry, what do you mean the one most likely to get traction for me?

If i want most time, my logic would say, first Improper Service and then More Definite Statement afterwards
but I’m also trying work myself through the rules and if it’s even possible/allowed to file 2 pre-Answer motions.

Is it just tactics on my side to waste their time/money on Improper Service (they will serve again I know that and that’s the point it’s better if they’re in this longer)

Jurisdictionary:
You're getting the idea.
Winning is ALL tactics!

Is or cán the Pre-Answer Motion for a more Definite Statement be just on paper? Or do you always first need to go before the judge to move the court to get the plaintiff to answer? (I prefer paper only, is that possible?)
I’m not sure where the communication is breaking down. But @b_freely  did not win his cases based on commercial / non-commercial arguments. He won based on statutory requirements for initiating a civil / criminal action against a person and that those statutory requirements are not being met by the state. Correct me if I’m wrong but this is what I gathered from his traffic ticket channel.

Lavode  on the other hand is showing that using the commercial / non-commercial argument is not holding up in court for driver’s license.

Yes fully agree Nelda, if Dr. Graves could weigh in that would be great!

(I did already see 1 that I will add to my own list, Failure to Mitigate)
Affirmative Defenses:

Must be recognized by the courts.

Your alleging Facts,with your Affirmative Defenses.
You only have to prove the Essential Fact Elements,of those you allege.

I think most people get caught up trying to disprove someone's Complaint.
That's a losing battle.......

Set Hearings ONLY on Motions you want ruled upon ... yours or your opponents'.
Thanks Brandon
I want Productions before the Hearing for the Motion of Improper Service, do I not schedule the hearing of the motion (yet) or do I schedule  the hearing further away?

The longer this takes until they serve me properly again, the better for me. That’s my tactic.
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