MRC Receivables Corp
Date: Mon, 03/09/2009 - 11:09
Have you called the county clerk in these counties? They should
Have you called the county clerk in these counties? They should be able to tell you. You can also file a motion to dismiss based on imporper service. The forms should be on the counties website. Or the clerk of courts should be able to help you find those forms.
I take it you don't live in MN?
Here's something I found.. not sure how accurate it is.. was on rippoff.com P
RESSLER AND PRESSLER, MRC RECEIVABLES CORP
Phone: 973-7535100
Fax: 973-7535353
16 WING DRIVE
CEDAR KNOLLS , New Jersey, 07927
U.S.A.
a question--do you live in that county? Or did you ever? For
a question--do you live in that county? Or did you ever?
For debt collection, they can only sue you either where you currently live, or in the county where the debt was originated. If you never lived there, then they pulled a fast one on you by filing the complaint in the improper venue. Improper venue and improper service are both grounds to have the judgments vacated.
Contact the court clerk's office in that county ASAP. They should be able to get you the whole docket for this case, so you can see what was claimed about how they supposedly served the summons. The proper procedure is usually to file an order to show cause with the court, and request that the judgments be vacated due to improper service(and also due to improper venue if you never lived in that county). Bear in mind though--this is not a way to get rid of the case entirely. If the court sets aside the judgment, the plaintiff is free to refile the case and try to get it right this time. But it is still very important to do this because these judgments could be fraudulent, and in such cases they wont have proper documentation to prove that you owe them. Thats why they sneak around about it.
