Court Rules for Arizona/Trial Rules

[bellessima]

Is there an attorney or someone who know and understands the Court Rules when responding to a complaint.

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Looking for the Rule that would state:
1) claim is based on a written instrument that the original or copy should be attached to pleadings.

Someone in AZ must have experienced this issue.
Thank you for any assistance or response that would pertain to this matter.

[GoingDown]

You're probably barking up the wrong tree here.

Most of the people on here either file bankruptcy or just make themselves as judgment proof as possible and brace for impact from a judgment and just sit back and wait it out.

Playing "chicken" with creditors is the cheapest and easiest thing to do-- the path of least resistance, so to speak-- and it's what I did rather than filing bk and rather than fighting them in court. So far they haven't gotten a penny from me. But it's certainly not for everyone.

For a forum of more litigiously minded individuals, you might want to try googling "debtorboards". They might be able to help you.

[treehugger1]

I'm not sure that Arizona has a law that states an original instrument related to the complaint must accompany the complaint (summons.) Only a few states have such a requirement. You could look in the Arizona rules of civil procedure.