No signature??? Does she have a paralegal? She must have delegated the task of filing the motion, and the person who typed it up failed to get the signature? Someone on the inside wants her to fail? So many possibilities as to why details are being overlooked.
Does she proof read anything? Use spell check perhaps.
Supposedly she has attorneys offering to help her or are helping her. It always seems to be somebody else fault with her.
Assuming an online filing, there is a standard ‘signature block’ with an /s/ above the attorney’s name. That block should contain the attorney’s name, bar number, address, phone number and email address. It’s usually saved as a macro and appended to each filing. The attorney’s logging into the court’s password-protected electronic filing service constitutes a signature. (similar to a bank’s ATM accepting a password in lieu of endorsing a check for deposit)
Similarly, the Certificate of Service would be done once with the name of the motion and date changed to reflect the document that’s service is being certified. In this case, Rhodes would be a new addition to the parties being served, so omitting her name and address in the first filing after the change of status is somewhat understandable.