You have to respond to the
summons and complaint by the date on the summons. Usually, a lawsuit is
dismissed in the following cases: lack of jurisdiction, failure to state
a claim and insufficiency of service of process. I would suggest to
consult an attorney in your case. He can help you to defend yourself
tactfully.
I agree with ditchdebt. It is
better if you consult an attorney. But make sure you choose an attorney
who is knowledgeable and have experience in dealing with this matter.
Is there any way you can claim
that you were not properly served? If yes, contact the court and see
what the file says about the medical service they've given to you. If
you found that you were misguided and improperly served, then you can
apply to the court with proper documentation. The courthouse may charge
you a small fee for the copies of the records.
Has the statute of limitation
of your medical debt expired? Which state are you from? Collect these
information and work with your attorney as already said by so many
people before.
Make sure your attorney is a licensed one and has an office in your
county or region.
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Make sure your attorney is a licensed one and has an office in your county or region.
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