I owe a credit company some money and was not a ble to pay because of my financial status... Had an accident and fell behind on my payments, now they are trying to sue me. A summons was put under my door when I came home the other day... Is this the appropriate serving? Can I dismiss this? If so, what are the steps? Or should I go to court on a date that's on the summons?

Please help, thanks.

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Originally Posted by FarsheedS

I owe a credit company some money and was not a ble to pay because of my financial status... Had an accident and fell behind on my payments, now they are trying to sue me. A summons was put under my door when I came home the other day... Is this the appropriate serving? Can I dismiss this? If so, what are the steps? Or should I go to court on a date that's on the summons?

Please help, thanks.

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You better show up at the court date... you were served... and no they don't have to hand it to you like in the movies.

Blow it off they win a default judgement... then get a writ of garnishment and take it from your accounts... and any future paychecks.

You were served, so why do you think you could or should get out of this ? Do you owe them the money ? So they get a judgement, and you have your bank accounts garnished or your pay at work ( if working) garnished, that is how it works.