My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Washington.
I had a business failure in 2008. I was unable to pay the debts from said failure.
A law firm specializing in debt collections found a process server that served someone at a residence I had owned and sold thirteen years prior to said service and haven't set foot upon since that date.
I was never served, (claimed service was nearly two years ago and the Superior Court default judgement is now 16 months old).
This same law firm just garnished my wages, and I just learned, (from the court file), that they obtained the default judgement based on this faulty service.
The process server answered their phone, but hung up and refused to accept my call.
Three lawyers from the debt collection firm have signed various documents in the court file, and the affidavit of service signed by the process server is false.
The personal debts from the business failure are now near or past the statute of limitations as I did struggle to service said debt until early 2010.
My instincts are to send a certified letter to the three lawyers and the process server demanding that the lawyers halt the garnishment and rescind the judgement.
How should I proceed, I don't want to loose my new job?
I had a business failure in 2008. I was unable to pay the debts from said failure.
A law firm specializing in debt collections found a process server that served someone at a residence I had owned and sold thirteen years prior to said service and haven't set foot upon since that date.
I was never served, (claimed service was nearly two years ago and the Superior Court default judgement is now 16 months old).
This same law firm just garnished my wages, and I just learned, (from the court file), that they obtained the default judgement based on this faulty service.
The process server answered their phone, but hung up and refused to accept my call.
Three lawyers from the debt collection firm have signed various documents in the court file, and the affidavit of service signed by the process server is false.
The personal debts from the business failure are now near or past the statute of limitations as I did struggle to service said debt until early 2010.
My instincts are to send a certified letter to the three lawyers and the process server demanding that the lawyers halt the garnishment and rescind the judgement.
How should I proceed, I don't want to loose my new job?
False Service of Process Default Judgement Granted
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