Motion , Declaration & Order of Default and Judgment - Wage Garnishment and lie concerning being served

I had a medical emergancy that required a hospital visit. All costs were covered by my employers medical insurance program except for about $1,000. I paid a small partial payment to the hospital,which then turned over the remaining amount to a debt collector. Since I could not pay full amount owed to them and they did not accept and returned a partial payment I attempted to pay back to me , they then filed a Motion,Declaration & Order of Default and Judgment(I live in King County in Washington State). The problem is this...according to the court documents mailed to me,they said I was served on 9/9/08 , which did not occur , and because I was not served,was unaware that the case has since been heard on 10/16 and of course found me guilty. Yesterday they contacted my employer to start wage garnishment. There are a few issues with this - 1) Although my debt is not questioned by me , I would have at the very least liked to get my day in court. 2) Because the process servers,for lack of a better word,lied that I was served , do I have any recourse concerning that issue? I had my supervisor check my login and logout of work(which is done electronically and requires a physical clock in and out) on 9/9/08 and am attempting to find out whom,where and specifically when this service took place. If I discover that this supposedly took place at my residence and I have proof that I was at work at that specific time,is there anything I can do at all? I am single , have no roomates,nor anyone whatsoever that could have accepted this so called service at my residence. The court documents also state proof of service is on file - do I have to physically go this court to get a copy of this or can they mail , fax or email to me? I honestly don't know what to do...part of me wants to just let the wage garnishment take place,since like I said,I don't dispute what I owe and part of me wants to determine if I have any recourse whatsoever to prove I was not served and did not get a chance to go to court in person to have my case heard. There is something really bothering me that this judgment has taken place and partially is based on a lie by the process servers and to an extent ,the judgment creditior attorney. Is there anything I can do at all? - Is this your question? Add additional information