Generally no, but note a judge likely will be lenient if they do file a response tardy due to the delay in discovering they were served via the ACC.

As the others have said, it appears the out of state lawyer can, in theory, assist you in a mediation, but that may not be wise move. Good luck!

I would review the emails but you need to hire an attorney to enforce your rights if he will not pay. Good luck!

It depends on what the contract says. If the contract has an acceleration clause, you sue on the unpaid principal plus the balance due, late fees,...

You cannot serve by email. However, if they agree to accept by email, then that works. But if they do agree to accept service by email, you should...

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You might be able to recover it from the new owner. Not sure how the auction house cleared the sale of a stolen vehicle, but it can happen.

You should hire a construction lawyer in Pima County. There are a number of possible options, but if the amount is not that high, it simply may not...

It sounds like service was proper, which means the "clock is ticking." Assuming this is superior court and not federal court, you have 20 days to...

Assuming they never put an agreement in writing for this event, if she is on title, he has to somehow convince her to deed her interest to him. If...

It depends on many factors; the most important of which is what does the Operating Agreement provide? It also is unclear if you each own 25%, and...