Plaintiff filed incorrect information

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BradWest

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We have a civil suit pending pre-trial. The documentation the creditor filed agains me states specificaly that we have used this line of credit mutiple times, when in fact it was used only once. Will this incorrect information (which can be proven because I have kept all statements) cause this case to be dismissed since it is incorrect documentation? Do I have to make a certian motion or does it even matter that the document is incorrect?

This is a payback of monies owed. It is not the fact that I want the debt to go away by underhanded tricks it is the fact I want the docket to reflect the correct information. This is the biggest thing that is wrong with the docket. It seems the law office used a generic template that has alot of things wrong with it in this particular circumstance we had.

I have information from a local law office, but I want to verify what he said versus what other people have to say.
 
Trust what your local lawyer says unless you have reason to doubt it. No-one here is expert in your rules of civil procedure.

Where I come from, it would not be grounds for dismissal. I presume the statement about using the credit multiple times is in something like a statement of claim. Even if it is not precisely true, it's close enough, and it still proves the debt that is the ultimate goal of the suit.
 
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