Should You Avoid Being Served with Your Debt Collection Lawsuit?

Many people believe that if they can just avoid the process server long enough that their debt collection lawsuit will just go away. In this video Attorney John Skiba discusses why that is a bad idea and can have lasting consequences.

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MORE ABOUT JOHN SKIBA
John Skiba is a bankruptcy & consumer protection attorney in the state of Arizona.

John helps clients with chapter 7 bankruptcy & chapter 13 bankruptcy for Arizona residents.

🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵 ARIZONA RESIDENTS ONLY: If you live in the state of Arizona and need help with a junk debt buyer lawsuit or need to file bankruptcy I can help you directly.

John offers informational products and strategies for consumers facing serious debt problems - particularly those being sued by junk debt buyers like Midland Funding, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Cavalry SPV, and many more.

[CarMaintenanceGuy]

You have to be served in order to get the default judgment. They made over a dozen attempts to serve me. When I would get home I would see all of the process servers on my surveillance video. Thank god I was never home. The debt collector ended up getting his case thrown out. This video is WRONG. They never did anything to me and I don't have any default judgment on me. Just avoid living in states that allow this BS for people to serve you by the newspaper. If you live in a state that allows this, THEN MOVE.

[alicedays]

So I am in a pre.lawsuit...with midland collections, .so shouls I call midlind to see if I can settle

[TheFirstamendmentguy]

please explain how a default judgment can be obtained without proper service of process?

[zozo]

What if my statue of limitations is 4 years and it will be 4 years in September since my last payment and they're just now trying to serve a lawsuit? He came for the 1st time yesterday. Caught him on video and I wasn't home. He never left a card or anything on the door. What if i avoid it until October will i be in statue of limitations than or does it not matter because they filed before limitations even if i wasnt served?

[jeffdo]

Can a debt collector place a levy on an out of state bank with no branches in AZ?

[Consumer_Warrior]

Don't avoid service of the lawsuit!