Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Georgia

Re: Small claims court LLC/myself named

Whether or not you should be a party is fact specific and depends in large part on what the allegations of the plaintiff are. It would probably be worth it to you to pay an attornmey for a few hours of their time to review the complaint and give you some advice. Also, many of the metro Atlanta Magistrate courts have websites with lots of information on how to proceed in these type cases.Gwinnett County's Magistrate Court has an excellent website that provides much information for the layman on how to proceed and what type of evidence you must present to prevail in your case. Good Luck!

Re: Small claims court LLC/myself named

Depending on the claims of the plaintiff, you might be able to get yourself dismissed from the lawsuit. However, it is not something as simple as just telling the court that you are an owner. You will need to have an attorney review the complaint.

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Re: Small claims court LLC/myself named

In addition to the other response, the LLC form does not protect members or other individuals from everything. How you "present facts" depends in large part on the claims made by the plaintiff, none of which you mentioned. See a lawyer to handle the case, since this is but the first of many issues.