Legal Question in Administrative Law in California

Re: What can I do if I was served illegally?

It is possible in rare circumstances to obtain a writ of attachment before suit is filed and served. Actually, the suit must be filed, but it need not yet be served on the defendant. The procedure is outlined in Code of Civil Procedure sections 485.010 and 485.210.

If you would like a free analysis of what's going on, obtain a complete copy of everything on file at the court and mail it to me, along with an explanation as to anything you can think of that might have caused the mix-up.

It may be a mistake, it may be something criminal or fraudulent is going on, you you may really be at fault and just not know it.

Re: What can I do if I was served illegally?

Actually, banks can't allow executions on accounts without a court order after judgment, so there IS one in your case. The judgment may be in error against you because of name confusion, or may be a lawsuit and default you weren't aware of. Either way, the only remedy is to go to court with an appropriate motion to cure the problem. Unless you are familiar with court pleadings and procedures, you will need to hire an attorney to do this. Contact me if interested in doing so.