Civil Law & Litigation for Paralegals 1st Edition by Neal Bevans

تمرين 15

In the case of Smith v. Gonzalez, Mr. Smith is representing himself. One afternoon, the attorney representing Ms. Gonzalez receives a handwritten document from Mr. Smith that states:
"The plaintiff, being sui juris and independent of any governmental authority and acting pursuant to his rights granted by birth in a free nation and being therefore a person with sufficient qualities recognized under the legal preeminence of the United States hereby requests that the defendant's Answer be struck and replaced with the allegations found in the plaintiff's complaint. This motion is made under authority of the Rules of Civil Procedure to which the plaintiff refers, but does not adhere to." "This the 10th day of June 2006."
This document was also filed at the courthouse and includes a Notice of Motion for the first Monday in August. How should Ms. Gonzalez's attorney respond?