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This document is a legal notice from a court in Mississippi, informing the recipient of a summons and complaint. It outlines the requirements for acknowledging receipt, including signing and dating the acknowledgment form, and specifies the consequences of failing to respond within designated timeframes. The document also includes sections for the attorney's information and notary public verification.

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What to do if you are served papers?

The First 9 Things To Do When Youve Been Served Relax. Decide if youre going to fight, default, or seek an immediate settlement. Get ready for battle if you decide to fight, even if youre fighting for a settlement. Get more time. Review the complaint line by line to understand the claim(s) against you.

What happens after youve been served?

Once youve been served notice that a lawsuit has been filed against you and you have secured a civil litigation attorney, your attorney will begin gathering information. Because you are the defendant, your attorney may ask the plaintiff for specific information during this discovery phase.

What does it mean to be served a complaint?

The litigation process cannot begin until the complaint has been delivered to the individuals and/or entities being sued. This delivery is called service of process. A complaint can be served either in person or by mail.

What happens if you serve someone and they dont respond?

If you dont respond when served with a lawsuit that seeks money, the judge will award default judgment against you. The judgement creditor may then exercise their judgement. Options vary by state, but may include wage garnishment, attaching assets, and putting a lien on your house.

What happens if someone ignores a summons?

But, if you ignore a summons, you will likely lose the case against you. The court will usually decide the lawsuit in favor of the person suing you. The court could decide that you have to pay money or that you must stop doing something.

What happens when someone doesn t respond after being served?

You must prove to the court that you properly ``served the defendant. If you properly serve him and then he doesnt respond or show up in court you can make a motion for a default judgment. Then you will have to take steps to enforce the judgment.

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