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Process Servers Serve These Court Documents:

   * Statement of Claim                      * Service of all originating documents
   * Subpoenas                                  * Judgments
   * Termination of Tenancy forms       * Summons and Complaints
   * Writs of Garnishment                   * Small Claims
   * Motion Records                           * Affidavits
   * Financial Statements                   * Notice of Application
   * Application Records                     * Application (Petition) for Divorce
   * Summons to Witness                  * Garnishment
   * Notice of Contempt                      * Plaintiff's Claim
                   * Demand Letters and much more.

Law Firms use process servers to serve Small Claims Court documents. Process servers can be Certified Court Officers. private investigators, retired police officers, constables and Deputy Sheriffs.

What is a Process Server?

   * A process server is a person who serves a Statement of Claim, summons or other legal documents upon an opposing party.
 
* A legal process server delivers (or serves) legal documents like writs, summons, subpoenas, complaints and other court documents to a defendant or an individual involved in a court case.

*************State Laws Prohibiting Interference with Service of Process****************
http://www.napps.org/laws_state_interference.asp

It will be documented on the court records how many attempts a process server made at the best known address that is recorded. Hopefully, it's current, not the one used 25 years ago when you resided with your parent, aunt or uncle. Last final attempts to reach you may be trying to reach a family member to set up services. Deadbeats are notorious as professional dodgers but eventually they slip-up and are located!

Depending on your state, you will either be mailed the papers or handed the summons by a “process server” or by your local sheriff.  If you do not respond to the complaint in time, the creditor can obtain a default judgment against you, which, depending on your state, can be used to garnish your wages, put a lien on your property, and/or levy your bank account(s). Typically you will have to pay a filing fee in order to file an answer to the complain.

Deadbeats are notorious as professional dodgers -eventually they slip-up and located!  Websites like these are amazing resources!!
It will be documented on the court records how many attempts a process server, an independent agent of the courts made at the best known address recorded. Hopefully, it's current, not the one used 25 years ago when you resided with your parent, aunt or uncle. Last final attempts to reach you may be trying to reach a family member to set up services.
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If you do not respond to the complaint in time, the creditor can obtain a default judgment against you, which, depending on your state, can be used to garnish your wages, put a lien on your property, and/or levy your bank account(s). Be aware, when a binding contract was signed, it clearly states if you default on your financial obligation and the creditor has to pursue you through litigation you will also be responsible for the litigation fees which include court cost and their attorney fees.

If you plan to record telephone calls or in-person conversations (including by recording video that captures sound), you should be aware that there are federal and state wiretapping laws that may limit your ability to do so. These laws not only expose you to the risk of criminal prosecution, but also potentially give an injured party a civil claim for money damages against you. A violation of Penal Code § 632 can lead to a fine of up to $2,500 and/or imprisonment for up to a year. In addition, the violator may be subject to civil liability in the amount of $3,000 or three times the amount of any actual damages sustained as a result.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The advice contained herein is for informational purposes only. It is not to be construed as Legal Counsel nor Legal Advice.

"Rincon" (877-717-9946) just called my house looking for my father-in-law who died just last February and who lived at a totally different address from mine.  I'm totally ignoring this.  I don't have time for this BS.  If this was legitimate, the family would have know all about it by now and the "process sever" would have known where to serve.  I will suggest to the family that they file a complaint.  I DO NOT want this trickling over to my mother-in-law who is still grieving for her husband.  Ridiculous and cruel...

If you do not want this to trickle down to here then why not respond to the collector and let them know he has passed away? Obviously that would stop any future phone calls...to anyone in the family..DUH

These dumb Ass people keep calling asking for god knows who and never leave any detailed info.I think its a scam and they get paid for making calls.  I wish I could send them my cell phone bill for all the times they call.

Been calling my folks which I don't live with. Called my cellphone with threats to arrest which there are no debtors jail. Bad news for them is after todays call ,which my folks told them they are 3rd party for the 3rd time, my folks seeked an attorney and filed harassment charges. I've been waiting for a month for papers to be served. Good luck in Georgia. They are not bonded in my state.

I also get phone calls from them at my job threatening to serve me if I don't call that number back in 2 hours. They have spoke to my co-workers about me as well as threaten me with garnishment etc. Some man came to my house last week and gave my brother this number too with a "case #". Can these people legally harass like this? Who are they really?

received call from a telephone # 1 877 717 9946 claiming they are going to serve a court order for my nephew who they claimed lived here. he never lived here and when i asked for information he said on my nephew can only get it . i told him he never lived here and he strongly stated that some one will be sent to serve. this sounds like scam and i will follow up with the authorities jf it continues./

I have been receiving calls at my jobs concerning a debt for Rincon.  They say I owe a debt and they have call my human resources dept. and my legal office at my job.  I don't remember having the credit card they mention, but they are insisting that I call befor they serve me with legal paper what can I do it is getting out of control.

I would Google "Collectors Exposed"

When you click on "The Justice Network Debt Collecters Database" pick a state and look for the name.

I've yet to get a call from these people, but I found another Collecter with the same "Radiation" mark as these guys. According to the mark it's under "Scams, Liars, anything goes, avoid at all cost"