Lost my trial vs MCM down here in Texas, but wish I would have prepared a bit more. Found this site a bit late so was not able to submit counter affidavit in time. I did submit my opening statement and specific exhibits (from the MCM paper dump) directly to the judge and read each to dispute their standing. First time in court and was not sure of proper etiquette to engage and raise questions to MCM atty, so was very calm and polite (maybe too much). Afterwards thinking I should have turned my "Brian" on. For instance, when I brought up general Affidavits in other states vs here in Texas, the MCM atty said Affidavits are Federally recognized and one could be made in Area 51 (yes she brought up the possible secret alien site) and Texas will recognize it. I didn't push back but later thought Brian would have said - well I'm not sure if that is correct from MCM atty Dana Scully but since she brought it up maybe that is where they keep the forward flow "Agreement"! ha
In my small rural County court, I later asked the Clerk if anyone contests these debt collectors and she said none that she recalls. Knowing this now I may have overwhelmed the judge with too many challenges as he was head down reading my exhibits as I spoke. From my exhibit, the MCM atty agreed to throw out the NY Tyler Burich Real Property Law. A small win that will call out in appeal.
Onward to Appeal - submitted doc's from ParkerGPT (LOVE IT!) under the 21 day window this week and all accepted. Included my formal submittal over inability to afford court costs and the bond, 2x the amount = $10K, and that was granted by the trial judge. A big win for my appeal, whew! Waiting for the Appeal court to respond but already have my Brief ready, thanks to ParkerGPT!