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Withdraw myself from a Suit filed

Posted on: 11th Jun, 2009 10:12 am
I live in Michigan and I as serve a summons for an investment which is located in Hillsborough Couty, FL. I am on title and deed only and would like to respond to the county court clerk and also the law firm taking myself away from this suit being filed.

The individual on the note has stopped making payments and this is the first contact I have had with the lender in regards to the property. Thanks
Hi savar,

Are you the only one on the title? Does the individual on the note co-own the property with you? If you are the only one on the property deed, how did the individual get a loan against your property?

You have done the right thing in consulting a law firm in this regard. I'm sure they will find a solution to this issue. However, you can also talk with the lender and convince them that you are not responsible for the loan and therefore, they should withdraw the lawsuit against you. You should also involve the individual on the note in this process. Try and work out a repayment plan to settle the debt by negotiating with the lender, so that they withdraw the lawsuit they have filed against you.
Posted on: 12th Jun, 2009 01:08 am
I am on the title and deed along with the individual who has the note in his name. So both the individual and I are listed on the title and deed and the individual has the note in is name.

Is there any particular language I should use in responding to the summons? Thanks
Posted on: 12th Jun, 2009 07:30 am
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