How to sue yourself in court

How to sue yourself

Question: Can I be sued twice from the same credit collection agency? I was served in 7/2008 and I didn't appear in court. So I was going to let it be a judgement that I would settle later and so now I been served again from the same company to appear in court in 7/2009. What should I do?


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Answer:


I know this doesn't answer your question but I have to know the reason they are back in court again in order to give you the right answer. Is it for a new case or is it for an assets hearing?

On the other hand, you need to do something now to protect your wages or any other assets you may have from garnishment or seizure. In order to do that you must learn how to sue yourself and win.

Yes, I know as well as anybody else that you can't really sue yourself. Stanley A. Jones, Plaintiff vs. Stanley A. Jones Defendant simply isn't possible even though it has been tried a few times. Even so, it is entirely possible to get that same thing done by having a corporation do it for you.

I have a Delaware Corporation that can file a lawsuit against you, garnish your wages, put liens against any of your property such as cars, boats, your home and any other assets you may have. I work with people who have your kind of problems to help them protect their assets.

You could actually form your own corporation to do the same thing but your creditors could easily prove that you actually own the corporation and pierce your corporate veil. All they would have to do is name your corporation in a lawsuit against you or summons your corporation to testify and you would be the only person who could respond for the corporation and your expensive protection would melt like butter but if they try that with a corporation you do not own or have no stock or controlling interest in they would find themselves with a very expensive lawsuit on their hands they could not defend against.

So while you can't actually file a lawsuit against yourself you can get the same thing done using our Delaware Corporation. You just have to hurry so we can get our lawsuit in place before your creditors get their lawsuit in place.

Even if you procrastinate and don't get your wages protected we can still help you by putting liens against cars or any other assets you may have to keep them from getting seized. You might give us a call at (302) 200-3102 and ask for Max Hemmingway. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.