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Make sure you save that envelope with the postage date on it. That will show the judge that they sat on it until after the trial date. The judge should vacate the judgment since you were not serviced properly and the judge may even dismiss the case with prejudice, keeping you from getting sued again. But he big thing is, go talk to the judge that had overseen the case and show him the summons/envelope, and let him/her know what happened.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 4:44 pm Subject: |
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the summons didn't come by mail. it was put in my mail box with no envelope. how will I be able to prove that.. it seems like a good tatic on their end.. they get the judgement and I can't even prove when it was sent to me.
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Talk to an attorney first, they can speak to the judge on your behalf. You haven't got much to loose. Or talk to the judge yourself. I would suggest using an attorney though. Also, they cannot put anything in your mail box, that is a federal offense. Only the United States Postal Service and the owner has the right to put anything into or take anything out of a mail box.
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