I received an order from federal court today denying the defendants (credit data southwest) request for more difinitive statement and denying their request for arbitration. I guess the court hasn't received the dismissal yet. They at one point sent me docs wanting me to basically spell out everything I was alleging, but the judge said nope, you can get that in discovery. He went on to state that even though I filed pro per, my complaint was intelligent and understandable and met all the requirements for a federal case. So, I got all my deletions and not that it matters, I beat them on this also.
That's absolutely fantastic. I've got several cases on my website where friends of mine have gone into court pro se and won easily on a pro se basis against practicing attorneys. One 74 year old lady named Dorothy Borxxx went up against an attorney whose Oklahoma Bar Association number is 103 and is one of the oldest barristers in Oklahoma and a very famous attorney and 2 of his associates in a case where they were going to take her house over a $14,000 credit card debt and she won in a walk. She says they pulled about every trick in the books on her and every time they got to court on one of her motions or theirs more attorneys kept coming out of the woodwork until the final day in court they were so scared of her they had to send 3 of them to gang up on her and they still lost. She is a member of our legal study group. Pro se is fast becoming the number one way to go to court because of the dumb tricks lawyers pull and the high prices they charge. Nobody can afford them so more and more people are going to court pro se and an extremely high percentage of cases are being won by pro se litigants going up against experienced barristers. Way to go.
