On XXXX ( XXXX ) XXXX a law firm named XXXX, XXXX, XXXX and XXXX filed a lawsuit citing that they represented XXXX for a debt and did not name the creditor or identify the debt source. The citations do not show that XXXX XXXX XXXX was ever served the citations as they are not signed. There was no other information sent notifying XXXX of the debt identification or how to resolve the claim. XXXX XXXX XXXX passed away on XXXX XXXX, XXXX after an extended illness. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX a totally DIFFERENT law firm ( Jenkins, Wagnon, and Young ) showing that they represented XXXX XXXX, XXXX ( which is not the original debtor shown on the citation in XXXX - different collection company name and different debtor ). There was no citation sent according to county records to attempt to notify XXXX or her estate of the claim. There was no no validation of the debt and no information sent disclosing what this debt is, the original creditor, and allowing the person OR the estate the opportunity to validate the debt. There are some legal time issues that also apply on filing or collecting within a year of the death of a person. 
This action is an unfair debt collection action. They have misrepresented information and facts about the original suit, the original debt collector and the law firm filing the suit are totally different entities that the judgement action entities. In addition, no notification was sent or served for the judgement action entities, no opportunity to validate the debt or respond to the action action was afforded either XXXX XXXX or her estate and respresentatives. This judgement was also filed over 18 months after the death of XXXX XXXX. 
There has been no response or acknowledgement of the original complaint and there has been no real response to my initial attempts to contact the creditor and communicate with them. Discussions with the original law firm disclosed that they will not be filing or asking for further action or judgement. I have no ideal what the debt is supposed to be as there was no disclosure of what they are claiming is owed, what kind of debt it is, whom it was owed to and other accounting information that would need to be disclosed to validate it.