If One Gets Served - What Does That Mean

If One Gets Served - What Does That Mean

This only happens when one didn’t complete the enforcement process. Getting served could mean they are sending a counterclaim, it is better to get this information in court and read it in court.

Second of all, one should never say to anyone who is unknown what their name is. Even if they ask! Never… unless they are the postman. Just say, “Why does anyone need to know my name?” If one does not identify themselves and accept the paperwork, one cannot be served. Meaning, in unsecured debt, the creditor can’t actually sue. One can technically block getting served forever. If served, move right to the mailing and enforcement steps.

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