insurnence judgements
is a insurence company allowed to place a huge judgement on me 3 years after the fact and without serving me?
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Read More Answered By: Terry A. Nelson |
Re: insurnence judgements If you claim you never had notice of the lawsuit, you'll have to try to get the judgment set aside. That requires a timely and properly done Motion to the court with all the facts and evidence. Feel free to contact me if serious about getting the legal help you'll need to maximize your chances. |
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