Katherine B. asked
I received a motion for summary judgment about an unpaid medical bill from 2009. I am willing to pay the debt but want to avoid or reduce extra fees such as interest, statutory costs, and fees. I need to respond to the motion within two weeks. What is the best way to handle this situation, and do I need to file any specific documents to oppose the motion for summary judgment?
August 19th, 2023
Paul J. answered
To respond to the motion for summary judgment, you should first attempt to negotiate with the plaint...
August 19th, 2023
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