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I was sued and a trial took place without me there (I didn't know that there was going to be a trial). Subsequently a judgement was passed. As it turns out, I was not properly served the subpena. The serving documents note that the subpena was presented to a "resident occupant" whose description is also listed, but this person does not fit the description of anyone who resides in my home. Basically my question is this: Is being improperly served sufficient grounds for submitting a motion to vacate the judgement? Thanks. Tamela
I was sued and a trial took place without me there (I didn't know that there was going to be a trial). Subsequently a judgement was passed. As it turns out, I was not properly served the subpena. The serving documents note that the subpena was presented to a "resident occupant" whose description is also listed, but this person does not fit the description of anyone who resides in my home. Basically my question is this: Is being improperly served sufficient grounds for submitting a motion to vacate the judgement? Thanks. Tamela
