Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Old Corporation

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If you want the plaintiff to get a default judgment, then why are you wasting your time doing anything relating to the lawsuit? Why would you go through the trouble of changing the corporation's registered agents or officers (which might suggest you have something to hide)? You may want to discuss this matter with your bankruptcy counsel.