Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New York

Re: summons

You bet. And answer them and file your answer in court to prevent a default judgment.

Good Luck

RRG

Re: summons

Yes, if they can't serve you personally after "due diligence" (usually interpreted to mean at least 2 attempt on different days at different times), they can serve by so called "Nail & Mail" service where one set is affixed to the door of the place you live and another set is mailed to you.

You need to review the paper work carefully and follow the notices regarding your time to answer.

You should consult an attorney ASAP for specific legal advise regarding your situation (and this Q & A board is not a substitute for that). There are important deadlines that you don't want to let run out.

You can check out the questions and answers about "Civil Litigation" on our website www.starrandstarr.com/faqs.htm

for additional general info.

Best regards,