Notice by Publication
Date: Thu, 09/25/2008 - 11:45
Has anyone ever heard of 'notice by publication'? how can someone do this...is this really a way that a CA can use to get a judgement against you.
Also if a CA is collecting for an illegal CA can they sue you?[size=3][/size][font=Arial][/font][color=Black][/color]
Also if a CA is collecting for an illegal CA can they sue you?[size=3][/size][font=Arial][/font][color=Black][/color]
What state do you live in? Method of service varies from state
What state do you live in? Method of service varies from state to state but if you live in a state that allows for service by publication, then it could be perfectly legal.
Check here for service:
http://www.serve-em.com/servicemap.html
Then check you local Rules of Civil Procedure
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Also if a CA is collecting for an illegal CA can they sue you? |
If you don't respond to the summons and they obtain a default judgement....????....you weren't there to provide that info....???provide more info so we can assess your situation.
In the state of California service by publication is valid. It
In the state of California service by publication is valid. It means that they publish a legal notice stating that you are being sued and giving you the information on how to get in touch with the complaintant.
It is generally used after other methods have failed.
