I just lost in an LVNV motion for summary judgment hearing. I followed Brian's guidance from the answer forward. The judge only allowed me to speak once. I didn't get to say everything I wanted to say. So now I'm looking to appeal, and ParkerGPT is saying I should consider filing a motion to stay in addition to filing the appeal. I'm in Indiana. Has anyone else done this ? What is the advantage of filing a motion to stay? Thank you in advance for the help.
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brian ·
Might be concerning the stay to the execution or collection upon the judgment.
Ivy ·
Yes I have a judge in my town who does not like Pro Se. Twice I had this judge ruled against me. First with FNBO and now LVNV. The bill of sale of LVNV is such a kaka-meemee strategy and it was broken chain of title plus they presented me with their blank signature from credit one bank that supposedly signed the transfer. On top of that the judge retroactively inserted her ruling after June 9 and dated May 21 luckily I was keeping tables of the docket and I caught her cheating plus. I have affidavits of no ruling prior to June 9,2026. Researched the case with AI available on line with no Parker because I have billing issues. Anyway I filed a writ of Mandamus now under litigation and the judge hired a lawyer from Bexar County who answered me saying my Writ of Mandamus is a moot since I filed writ of certiorari in another court and wanted me to file a nonsuit. Parker GPT is helping me on this now. I also filed complaint to commission of Justice Court which I mailed yesterday. Very frustrating but I have no pity party. I guess she never assumed I can go as far as this. That is a criminal act especially for a judge. I will fight until I can not breathe. My appeal was blocked so I have to sort to Writs even the county clerks has never heard before. It is fun to learn the hard way!!!
mopleton1 ·
The judge also granted Summary Judgment against my husband for LVNV. I looked at the court docket on August 31, 2026, saw that LVNV had filed a Motion for Summary Judgment on August 28, 2026. He filed his Opposition to MSJ on September 2, 2026, but today I barely saw that the judge granted the Summary Judgment on August 31, 2026 in the afternoon, stating "Defendant having been duly noticed." We still have not received noticed from the Plaintiff as of September 3, 2026. I called the court and spoke to a clerk, she said that the judge was in the middle of reviewing his opposition, I asked her if his Opposition is "voided" due to the judge ruling, but she said he still has to review it and grant or deny his Opposition. She also said we have 10 days to appeal from the August 31st in district court. At first I thought maybe this judge is bias? There was obviously a timing issue. Looks like its time for me to check the court docket every day instead of every 2 or 3 days.
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