Reflective Essay: The Statute Of Limitations

Thank you for your quick response and help. I’m sure you are very busy and the information helped me very much.

Hopefully after I give these additional facts it will to help you remember me and my case. I came for a consultation about a small claims court, whereas my doctor was suing me for what Medicare already paid. I originally went to the legal self-help center where I worked with an attorney that helped me prepare 3 defenses.

#1 Dr. Kehler was already paid. #2 I did not sign a contract with Dr. Kehler to pay for the remainder of the balance. #3 The Statute of Limitations ran out on $501.00

Unfortunately for me when I went to court I was totally unprepared to the process and/or his lawyer’s aggressive and rude behavior towards me. (you mentioned that you were familiar with her) Furthermore she kept on objecting to practically everything I tried to say or evidence I attempted to presented. Hence the judgement was against me and now I am appealing that decision.

My initial contact with you explored my case over the phone and your views were that it is pointless to hire an attorney that will charge me more than what the claim is therefore I scheduled a consultation so you could help me understand the trial process and how to

However, I recall you telling me that it is not a running balance. My understanding on what I’ve read on running accounts and their argument about the Balance forward on my account is that for the Statute of Limitations to start over is if you either acknowledged the account or made a payment on the account neither of which I have done. (if that makes any sense.) How can I present that? I know the Statute, but don’t know when to present it. During my Case in