I got sued in small claim in Miami Court for $5000 for real estate transaction but wasn't served. Should I go? Or hire attorney?
1. Until you are served, you have no obligation to appear in court. 2. Get an attorney who does litigation.
Jacksonville, FL
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Debt Collection, Landlord & Tenant
1. Until you are served, you have no obligation to appear in court. 2. Get an attorney who does litigation.
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