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Mr Dan Mullen may come through. He has filed a request for the continuance docs. Dan the Man may be a milkman after all
Patrick Sean Tomlinson / @stealthygeek / "Torque Wheeler" / @RealAutomanic / Kempesh / Padawan v2.5 - "Conservative" sci-fi author with TDS, armed "drunk with anger management issues" and terminated parental rights, actual tough guy, obese, paid Quasi, paid thousands to be repeatedly unbanned from Twitter
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I look forward to him refusing to pay his lawyer after losing the case, and ending up in a situation not dissimilar to the quasi one as a result.
Never change Fatrick.
Never change Fatrick.
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I think the posters who said Pats plan is just to drag his heels and drag this out as long as possible are right.
This is exactly what he did at his divorce.
Only problem he might have is he's past the date for continuation filings, and this is a contempt hearing to explain why he's been delaying and avoiding paying, this deliberately attempt to waste more time is likely to be looked at very poorly by the court, it looks like a cynical ploy to just drag it out, which it is.
It's also fucking retarded as every day he drags it put the interest that he owes keeps building up, but no one ever said Pat was smart.
I agree his plan likely involves requesting time to find a lawyer, and he's probably going to wait till the last minute again before finding one hoping for yet another continuance.
At the end of the day it's just more shooting himself in the faucet dick as the more he delays the more he owes.
Anyone with half a brain would just take the L, write a check and pay it and try to put it behind them, not Pat, his retarded obstinacy is just increasing the amount he owes every day, so really, it's funnier this way, Pat thinks this is somehow a W in his alcohol and cholesterol puddled brain, the longer he drags it out the better.
This is exactly what he did at his divorce.
Only problem he might have is he's past the date for continuation filings, and this is a contempt hearing to explain why he's been delaying and avoiding paying, this deliberately attempt to waste more time is likely to be looked at very poorly by the court, it looks like a cynical ploy to just drag it out, which it is.
It's also fucking retarded as every day he drags it put the interest that he owes keeps building up, but no one ever said Pat was smart.
I agree his plan likely involves requesting time to find a lawyer, and he's probably going to wait till the last minute again before finding one hoping for yet another continuance.
At the end of the day it's just more shooting himself in the faucet dick as the more he delays the more he owes.
Anyone with half a brain would just take the L, write a check and pay it and try to put it behind them, not Pat, his retarded obstinacy is just increasing the amount he owes every day, so really, it's funnier this way, Pat thinks this is somehow a W in his alcohol and cholesterol puddled brain, the longer he drags it out the better.
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How much time does he need? This whole affair is two+ years in the making, he allegedly stiffed the last lawyer he was involved with for the debt amortization - which, it's very clear from the "Pretend" podcast he never had any intention of following-through with - and nothing in the record thus-far indicates he's taking the process seriously at all.
In point of fact, he imagines in his defective little mind that he "owes nothing" because the original judgement was "obscene".
Not only has he earned no leniency from the court, "pro se" or "pro per" status notwithstanding, everything he's done since the original judgement was handed down is indicative of him deserving no leniency from the court.
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Yeah I mean it's pretty obvious his plan is just to drag his heels like the child he calls everyone else and just waste everyone's time.
It's what he does.
At this point no one could blame the Judge for telling him to go fuck himself, he's already in contempt, he's made public statements that he has no intention of paying, on one hand everyday he drags it out he owes more, on the other he's had more than enough leeway, at this point his just being childishly obstinate.
If I was the Judge I'd throw him in jail for 30 days for contempt and fine him 100 dollars a day untill he starts paying.
I'm not a Judge and I've never had a Judgement against me before so I don't know how this shit goes, can Sosnay just order his assets sized and auctioned at this point?
He's made it clear he's not going to pay willingly.
What are the courts options for a guy who simply refuses to pay?
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Don't forget that he also has to pay his attorney this time.
It is expensive to be a little baby child.
MaltVinegarRespecter
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Dumbass kind of fucked himself. If he had simply had the judgement awarded against him he could just refuse to pay and it would be up to quasi to try and collect. Which would be difficult since I don't think he has much to take and would just end up getting phone calls from a collection agency and fucked up credit for the rest of his life. But since the dipshit did sign that agreement with the court to pay on a plan, now he can't just skip out without paying or else this very scenario he's in comes into play.
Options are getting found in contempt, possible jail time as a result, some states will suspend your drivers license at some point. So fatrick would maybe lose a couple pounds by walking everywhere or else risk getting locked up every time he gets behind the wheel. Which would be hilarious for the "automotive expert". Professional and business licenses can get suspended in some cases depending on the state but I have no idea what Wisconsin does with that.
A likely possibility is he hill get yelled at by the judge and threatened with jail. "I'm setting a hearing for X date. You will attend and show proof that you're making payments or I hold you in contempt and put you in jail for a time. Then, after your release, we do it again in a few months".
TheAmbiguousLurker
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I'm surprised you can ask for a delay this close to the court date.
grapeshark77
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His stall tactics are getting more short-term and causing him damage in the process. Skipping the debtor's exam bought him a few weeks at most and now makes him look far worse for setting up a plan and ignoring it. Getting a delay will be another few weeks and will only add to Quasi's case. He must be in full panic mode.
He still has to go to court to get the continuance granted based on state law - the funniest thing would be for him to randomly skip THAT.
He still has to go to court to get the continuance granted based on state law - the funniest thing would be for him to randomly skip THAT.
MaltVinegarRespecter
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You can always ask. Sometimes they ask on the day of a hearing for a continuance. Quasi's lawyer can make an objection if they want. And those objections are almost always overruled and continuances granted anyway. But if the objection were to include statements that patrick made about wanting to stall and refuse to obey the court and to simply attempt to "give his side of the story" which is not proper (and will get shut down by the judge hopefully) then the judge may not grant it if its obvious that its just being requested to be an annoyance to the other party.
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A continuance could even work against him at this point as aside from just adding interest to the amount Fat owes, it gives Quasi time to enter all the statements Pat has made that the Judgement is "illegitimate" "obscene" and that he "absolutely will not pay, no matter what"
Judges really love it when they get told their authority is illegitimate.
Pat making repeated public statements that he has plenty of money but refuses to recognize the court has any authority over him could bite him in the ass.
Judges have little patience for the SovCit bullshit Pat is fond of.
MaltVinegarRespecter
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I didn't see the request for a continuance document, but I have a suspicion that he probably talked to a lawyer. Despite his verbal expressions of delusion, I think he's afraid he may actually go to jail. I'm sure he reads either this or the ONA and sees everyone talking about the judge's background in giving debtors little leeway. If he's retaining counsel, the first thing they're going to ask for is a continuance so they can review everything (and that's is going to be granted guarenteed). But if he's doing it himself, the continuance has less of a chance if its objected to.
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How does Pat chastise a troll for wasting their own time after Pat:
A) Wrote a novella in response to said troll
B) Has wasted literal days of his life at this point replying to every single person to ever send him a funny text/tweet/Reddit post/YouTube comment
Maybe Null could hire him to tend his plants. "No, aTalker aphid child, you will not eat my tomatoes."
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He might soon be in a position where sitting on the porch of a kiwi-funded trailer in North Dakota is his best and only option. Author In Residence.
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I want a new poll for this thread: does Pat kill himself before or after the schedule court date?
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OtherLastTrainHome
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at this point i'd argue the cumulative time spent on doing this is in months. maybe a year. he's doing it all via his phone, and that shit takes time. especially with fat fingers.
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Today's filing is brought to you by the letters F, A, and T.
(Pawlowski is Quasi's legal arm in Wisconsin, as a reminder.)
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No. The judgment debtor has to go through the formal process of collection. He may or may not have a perfected lien on the property, but that just kind of sits there until the property is sold (when it has to be satisfied) or in some states you can actually foreclose on a lien, forcing the sale of the property.
That's often more complicated and expensive a process than the debt itself, so often liens just sit around until someone dies.
I'm not sure where the process is in Fatty's case, but you can also get a writ of execution in a debt case, which means you can have the sheriff's office knock on the fucker's door (or kick it down if he tards out) and then rifle through his possessions, tag everything, and then sell it at auction.
Getting to this point is usually a slow process.
They're still worth making, not because you think they'll get the purported result of the idiot on the other side not getting a continuance, but because you can get more on the record about the jagoff's obvious bad faith to use in a subsequent motion for sanctions.
Not bad. A single day. I assume Pawlowski was pretty much waiting for Fatty to do something stupid to file a bunch of the mad shit he's been saying online. He may have even had the packet already loaded and primed.
With any luck, it includes correspondence with Fatty where he's childing the lawyer.
Good job Fatty!
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