I have had an agent knocking on my door for the past week and he left a card. On the card it said go to this website to see the status of your papers. If I go to the website will that be considered me being served? Also, I live in Oregon and what happens if I cannot be served.
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Deja Bryant
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about 1 month ago
No, visiting the website mentioned on the card left by the agent would not be considered as being served. Being served means that you have been formally delivered the legal documents related to the case in person or by certified mail.
In Oregon, if you cannot be served, the plaintiff or their representative can request that the court allow them to serve you in a different way, such as by publishing a notice in a newspaper or by posting the papers on your door. If the court grants the request, you will be considered served even if you didn't receive the documents in person. However, it's important to note that if you avoid service intentionally, it may result in a default judgment being entered against you.
We are prohibited by law from giving legal advice and so we do not give any legal advice.
Our service is designed only to help you to respond to the Summons and Complaint document. The initial answer document is meant to help you respond to the Summons and Complaint document. To avoid a default judgment, which is when the plaintiff's attorney receives the automatic win of your money.
With the initial answer document (as long as it is in the designated time or a few days after it's due), you will avoid the default judgment from happening. You will now have a chance to fight your debt with the help of an attorney, free legal aid, or your local bar association.
You can only use our service if you have a Summons and Complaint document.
If you need to respond to your Summons and Complaint document, you can begin the process at https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose either Free, Standard ($50), or Premium ($207) service.
Please note that we do not add anything additional to the document, such as evidence, written statements, interrogatories, admissions, discoveries, or any other documents since our document is all that is needed to respond to the Summons and Complaint document.
Whenever you use our process, please keep in mind that this is not always the end of the process. The judge may ask for a hearing, trial, discoveries, interrogatories, mediation, etc. Our document is, again, designed only to help you avoid a default judgment.
We do not help with the following:
Interrogatories Divorce
Discoveries Counter-Suing
Admissions Mediation
Summary judgments Bankruptcy
Identity Theft Eviction
Child Support Jail Time
Credit History Disputing
Breach of Contract Motions
If you have any more questions, please let us know, and we will be happy to give you more information about our product.
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Deja Bryant
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about 1 month ago
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No, visiting the website mentioned on the card left by the agent would not be considered as being served. Being served means that you have been formally delivered the legal documents related to the case in person or by certified mail.
In Oregon, if you cannot be served, the plaintiff or their representative can request that the court allow them to serve you in a different way, such as by publishing a notice in a newspaper or by posting the papers on your door. If the court grants the request, you will be considered served even if you didn't receive the documents in person. However, it's important to note that if you avoid service intentionally, it may result in a default judgment being entered against you.
We are prohibited by law from giving legal advice and so we do not give any legal advice.
Our service is designed only to help you to respond to the Summons and Complaint document. The initial answer document is meant to help you respond to the Summons and Complaint document. To avoid a default judgment, which is when the plaintiff's attorney receives the automatic win of your money.
With the initial answer document (as long as it is in the designated time or a few days after it's due), you will avoid the default judgment from happening. You will now have a chance to fight your debt with the help of an attorney, free legal aid, or your local bar association.
You can only use our service if you have a Summons and Complaint document.
If you need to respond to your Summons and Complaint document, you can begin the process at https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose either Free, Standard ($50), or Premium ($207) service.
Please note that we do not add anything additional to the document, such as evidence, written statements, interrogatories, admissions, discoveries, or any other documents since our document is all that is needed to respond to the Summons and Complaint document.
Whenever you use our process, please keep in mind that this is not always the end of the process. The judge may ask for a hearing, trial, discoveries, interrogatories, mediation, etc. Our document is, again, designed only to help you avoid a default judgment.
We do not help with the following:
Interrogatories Divorce
Discoveries Counter-Suing
Admissions Mediation
Summary judgments Bankruptcy
Identity Theft Eviction
Child Support Jail Time
Credit History Disputing
Breach of Contract Motions
If you have any more questions, please let us know, and we will be happy to give you more information about our product.
kristin Spaulding
No, visiting the website mentioned on the card left by the agent would not be considered as being served. Being served means that you have been formally delivered the legal documents related to the case in person or by certified mail.
In Oregon, if you cannot be served, the plaintiff or their representative can request that the court allow them to serve you in a different way, such as by publishing a notice in a newspaper or by posting the papers on your door. If the court grants the request, you will be considered served even if you didn't receive the documents in person. However, it's important to note that if you avoid service intentionally, it may result in a default judgment being entered against you.
If you need to respond to your Summons and Complaint document, you can begin the process at https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose either Free, Standard ($50), or Premium ($207) service.
Please note that we do not add anything additional to the document, such as evidence, written statements, interrogatories, admissions, discoveries, or any other documents since our document is all that is needed to respond to the Summons and Complaint document.
Whenever you use our process, please keep in mind that this is not always the end of the process. The judge may ask for a hearing, trial, discoveries, interrogatories, mediation, etc. Our document is, again, designed only to help you avoid a default judgment.
We do not help with the following:
Interrogatories Divorce
Discoveries Counter-Suing
Admissions Mediation
Summary judgments Bankruptcy
Identity Theft Eviction
Child Support Jail Time
Credit History Disputing
Breach of Contract Motions
If you have any more questions, please let us know, and we will be happy to give you more information about our product.
Deja Bryant
No, visiting the website mentioned on the card left by the agent would not be considered as being served. Being served means that you have been formally delivered the legal documents related to the case in person or by certified mail.
In Oregon, if you cannot be served, the plaintiff or their representative can request that the court allow them to serve you in a different way, such as by publishing a notice in a newspaper or by posting the papers on your door. If the court grants the request, you will be considered served even if you didn't receive the documents in person. However, it's important to note that if you avoid service intentionally, it may result in a default judgment being entered against you.
If you need to respond to your Summons and Complaint document, you can begin the process at https://www.solosuit.com/debt_answer and choose either Free, Standard ($50), or Premium ($207) service.
Please note that we do not add anything additional to the document, such as evidence, written statements, interrogatories, admissions, discoveries, or any other documents since our document is all that is needed to respond to the Summons and Complaint document.
Whenever you use our process, please keep in mind that this is not always the end of the process. The judge may ask for a hearing, trial, discoveries, interrogatories, mediation, etc. Our document is, again, designed only to help you avoid a default judgment.
We do not help with the following:
Interrogatories Divorce
Discoveries Counter-Suing
Admissions Mediation
Summary judgments Bankruptcy
Identity Theft Eviction
Child Support Jail Time
Credit History Disputing
Breach of Contract Motions
If you have any more questions, please let us know, and we will be happy to give you more information about our product.
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