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How did you hear about the court date and what state is the lawsuit in? Kathleen, same questions.

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Since SoloSuit isn't a law firm, we're prohibited by regulation from giving you legal advice. So we can't tell you what to do. 

Generally, in Georgia, if a Complaint is filed, the defendant should file an Answer. And if there is a court date scheduled, they should show up in court. 

Here is a section of the Chapter VII, Article 70 of the Georgia Rules of Civil Procedure discuss what needs to happen for service. 

Article 70 – Judicial summons 1. A party or its representative shall be notified by a judicial summons of the date and location of a hearing or of the performance of individual procedural actions. The summons shall be deemed served on a party or its representative if it has been served on either of them or on the entities under Article 74 of this Code, or if the parties have agreed on a different, reasonable procedure for service, according to that agreement. The representative shall be obliged to notify the party of receipt of the summons. Judicial summons are also used for summoning witnesses, experts, specialists and interpreters to a court.

You can read Article 74 here: https://matsne.gov.ge/en/document/download/29962/92/en/pdf

Generally, for proper service, the defendant needs to actually receive the Summons and Complaint. Improper service is a valid defense. 

What county in Georgia?