Trying to serve
Date: Sat, 04/12/2008 - 14:52
I was made aware by my prior residence that there was an attempt to serve me by Sherrifs office for a debt i presume, that was from a LLc corp i had a couple of years back, at the time i personally guaranteed the loan along with my partner. They dont have my current address. Do they need to officially serve me for this to go to court? and what happens after service is made? How long after service is court date usually? At court will payment arrangements be offered? If its the debt im thinking about its probably in the 20- 30 thousand dollar range. Are there any good debt lawyers in Orange county , California area that are reasonably not to expensive, that handle these cases?, Maybe someone can recommend!
Matt
Matt
Welcome to the community Matt. They typically give you 30-60 da
Welcome to the community Matt.
They typically give you 30-60 days to answer the civil complaint. If you wish to find a good consumer attorney in your area you can start with naca.net they have a good network of attorneys serving across the United States.
If you have any further questions please feel free to ask.
If they cannot serve you personally or by mail they can place a
If they cannot serve you personally or by mail they can place a legal notice in a "Paper of Record" (basicly any daily newspaper)for the county your last known address was in saying that you are being sued and to contact the court or listed lawyer.
