In an answer to a foreclosure case, do I have to file the answer in court or mail to the plaintiff’s attorney?

In an answer to a foreclosure case, do I have to file the answer in court or mail to the plaintiff’s attorney?

I am paying the requested amount so I wish to include in my answer that the

plaintiff should be denied the right to foreclose on my property, on the basis that I have mailed the payment requested. Do I even have to file the answer? This is a judicial foreclosure.

Asked on February 11, 2017 under Real Estate Law, Kansas

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