What is the "Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document" all about?

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Case Information
Court System: District Court For Calvert County - Civil
Location: Calvert
Case Number: D-041-CV-20-007547
Title: Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause
Case Type: Contract - Small Claims
Filing Date: 04/17/2020
Case Status: Open
Involved Parties Information

Defendant
Name: Krause, Harry N
(Address snipped)
Huntingtown, MD

Plaintiff
Name: Mariner Finance, LLC
Address: 8211 Town Center Dr
City: NottinghamState:MDZip Code:21236
Attorney(s) for the Plaintiff
Name: HOLLAND, DIANA LYNN
Appearance Date: 04/17/2020
Address Line 1: 8211 Town Center Drive
City: BaltimoreState:MDZip Code:21236

Document Information
File Date: 04/17/2020
Filed By:
Document Name: Complaint / Petition
Comment: small claim
File Date: 04/17/2020
Filed By:
Document Name: Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document
Comment: DOD
File Date: 04/17/2020
Filed By:
Document Name: Supporting Exhibit
Comment: contract, history statement
File Date: 04/17/2020
Filed By:
Document Name: Interest Worksheet
Comment: interest worksheet
File Date: 04/17/2020
Filed By:
Document Name: Supporting Document
Comment: compliance cert
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In article ,
says...

What is the "Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document" all about?

John, they get that out of the way upfront. It prevents a trial going
too far along in the process and then the defendant claiming civil
releif. It us a nibet savubg ussye,

On 4/19/2020 1:45 PM, B wrote:


In article ,
says...

What is the "Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document" all about?

John, they get that out of the way upfront. It prevents a trial going
too far along in the process and then the defendant claiming civil
releif. It us a nibet savubg ussye,



It's a document typically filed by the plaintiff's attorney in the
normal course of a lawsuit.

Under the Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act a court
cannot enter a default judgement unless the plaintiff files
an affidavit stating whether or not the defendant is in
military service with supporting facts.

The requirement to file an affidavit becomes applicable
technically when the defendant fails to appear and
practically when the plaintiff files a motion for
default.



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On Sun, 19 Apr 2020 13:59:15 -0400, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:

On 4/19/2020 1:45 PM, B wrote:


In article ,
says...

What is the "Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document" all about?

John, they get that out of the way upfront. It prevents a trial going
too far along in the process and then the defendant claiming civil
releif. It us a nibet savubg ussye,



It's a document typically filed by the plaintiff's attorney in the
normal course of a lawsuit.

Under the Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act a court
cannot enter a default judgement unless the plaintiff files
an affidavit stating whether or not the defendant is in
military service with supporting facts.

The requirement to file an affidavit becomes applicable
technically when the defendant fails to appear and
practically when the plaintiff files a motion for
default.

That's good to know, in case someone hits me with a lawsuit for something...I
guess.
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On Sun, 19 Apr 2020 14:31:14 -0400, John wrote:

On Sun, 19 Apr 2020 13:59:15 -0400, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:

On 4/19/2020 1:45 PM, B wrote:


In article ,
says...

What is the "Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Document" all about?

John, they get that out of the way upfront. It prevents a trial going
too far along in the process and then the defendant claiming civil
releif. It us a nibet savubg ussye,



It's a document typically filed by the plaintiff's attorney in the
normal course of a lawsuit.

Under the Military/Servicemembers Civil Relief Act a court
cannot enter a default judgement unless the plaintiff files
an affidavit stating whether or not the defendant is in
military service with supporting facts.

The requirement to file an affidavit becomes applicable
technically when the defendant fails to appear and
practically when the plaintiff files a motion for
default.

That's good to know, in case someone hits me with a lawsuit for something...I
guess.

I think it is really to protect you if you are deployed before your
court date. I think we are all pretty much immune from that one ;-)

John wrote:
Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause

Looks like they offer high-interest loans for people with very bad credit.

In article , Xela777
@gmail.com says...

John wrote:
Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause

Looks like they offer high-interest loans for people with very bad credit.

I wonder if Harry is going to represent himself, he is a smart sum-a-
bith, just ask him, rather than hire competent legal representation.
Then the question becomes how is he going to afforrd to pay pay for the
lawyer. And, what happens when he loses the case and has to pay Mariner
Financial, LLC and pay the lawer.

B Wrote in message:
In article , says... John wrote: Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause Looks like they offer high-interest loans for people with very bad credit.I wonder if Harry is going to represent himself, he is a smart sum-a-bith, just ask him, rather than hire competent legal representation. Then the question becomes how is he going to afforrd to pay pay for the lawyer. And, what happens when he loses the case and has to pay Mariner Financial, LLC and pay the lawer.

BANKRUPTCY TIME.
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In article , says...

B Wrote in message:
In article , says... John wrote: Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause Looks like they offer high-interest loans for people with very bad credit.I wonder if Harry is going to represent himself, he is a smart sum-a-bith, just ask him, rather than hire competent legal representation. Then the question becomes how is he going to afforrd to pay pay for the lawyer. And, what happens when he loses the
case and has to pay Mariner Financial, LLC and pay the lawer.

BANKRUPTCY TIME.


How many times can a person declare bankruptcy in a lifetime?

B Wrote in message:
In article , says... B Wrote in message: In article , says... John wrote: Mariner Finance, LLC vs. Harry Krause Looks like they offer high-interest loans for people with very bad credit.I wonder if Harry is going to represent himself, he is a smart sum-a-bith, just ask him, rather than hire competent legal representation. Then the question becomes how is he going to afforrd to pay pay for the lawyer. And, what happens when he loses the case and has to pay Mariner Financial, LLC and pay the lawer. BANKRUPTCY TIME. How many times can a person declare bankruptcy in a lifetime?

Lets gookle it and see.
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