Of all of my blog posts during 2019, the post about Chrysler Pacificas stalling was pretty popular. So was the one about problems with Lexington Law.  Even More popular was the post about Dodge Enterprises and Hiday and Ricke. The most popular post was my post about the problems with Palisade Acquisition XVI.  People Searched and clicked on this post 171 times.  (Granted 2 or three were probably me.)  In a world where some web pages get hit 1 billion times, 171 isn’t many, but I hope that of those people at least a handful were wisend, called a lawyer and got their judgment set aside. 

Attorney Keith Hagan and I handled exactly one of these cases this year and it went exactly like I thought it would.  We were able to get the old judgment set aside for lack of service of process and we got the attorney from Levy and Associates kicked off the case (appearance stricken) because the attorney misstated her client as Great Seneca Financial Corp., a company that didn’t hire her firm because it no longer existed.   Thee judge also agreed with our contention that an affidavit of assignment isn’t the same as an assignment, and there was no assignment filed with the court. 

If you are interested in looking at the docket of the case, it is Great Seneca Financial Corporation vs. Kaiser, 71C01-0408-CC-000763,  click here.