My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: Washington
A default judgement was gained against my LLC because, when I showed up in court to defend my company, I was told that I needed a lawyer and was not allowed to speak. My LLC was specifically named in the final judgement but not myself as an individual.
Recently, I received a SUMMONS TO DEBTOR IN INVOLUNTARY CASE. The IN RE (Name of Debtor) on the INVOLUNTARY PETITION attached to the summons is the name of my LLC (which was dissolved in April.) However, listed under ALL OTHER NAMES, is my name. To be exact, it is my name (comma), dba my former business name without the LLC. Let's call my company XYZ LLC. Previously, my company was called XYZ, and it became an LLC later. During this transition, I started my business with the plaintiff. The contract was signed under the LLC however.
Am I, as an individual, or even me dba my pre-LLC company now included in the judgement if it is granted?
My dissolved LLC has no assets. This person is a single creditor bringing this action against my LLC. Other than trying to bring me into the suit as an individual and thereby making me liable for my company's debts, what does this person have in mind? Revenge and further discovery are all I can think of.
Thanks.

