I have received a summons for debt, however I am the director and the summons should be addressed to the business not me personally, how do I defend the summons?
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I have received a summons for debt, however I am the director and the summons should be addressed to the business not me personally, how do I defend the summons?
Is it credit card debt and the credit cards are in your own name ? If so, they are correct in addressing the summons to you.
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No it is company invoices
Turn it over to your company attorney to deal with.
You don't "defend" a summons, a summons is simply a notice that a suit has been filed. It may include a notice of a hearing.
If the suit was filed against your personally, you respond to the summons stating that the suit involves debt owed by a corporation and, as a director, in the corporation you have limited liability and should not be sued personally.
Not sure that will fly, since I know nothing of the corporate setup, but it is worth a try.
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