Avoiding a Subpoena

I have a notion of what you mean by a judgment but please spell it out.

Incidentally things are heating up @ my house. The fuzz appeared last week asking a repairman who was working next door if I was home and was told I was in Florida (the truth) and would be back this weekend. Is the end nigh? Will a squad of sleuths now crawl out from under a rock and surround me?

Hectored Hillbilly

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Quoting Phrantzes

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My attorney says it's only a matter of time until the law catches up with me and I'm served. How will the plaintiff's attorney find me? And once this happens, is it legal for me to lie and deny being the person seached for? Or does this make me liable for another legal charge?

Puzzled Hillbilly

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Since you had insurance, it really doesn't matter if they locate/serve you directly or not. Once they serve via publication, that accomplishes that issue and your insurance will then make the payout on your behalf.

Then your carrier will probably drop you as an insured, making it more difficult and expensive to find a new insurance carrier.

Affordable new insurance will be about as elusive as you are to the process server lol! :D

OR....your carrier can deny coverage based on lack of cooperation and the victim can pursue you directly. Since suit has already been filed, they can move for summary judgment and request suspension of your driver's license (pay up or you never get it back)....then you can play coy with every cop in town as you'll get carted off to jail every time you get pulled over.

Gee, this sounds appealing. :rolleyes: