Can Plaintiff move for "quash services of process" if he wasn't properly served?
Yes, you can file a Motion to Quash the Summons if you were not served properly.
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Yes, you can file a Motion to Quash the Summons if you were not served properly.
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Probably a business attorney. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
Yes, you can stipulate to it with the opposing counsel and the hearing will be off calendar.
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You should try serving them at a different address and doing other diligence, before resorting to publication.
You should ask this question to a CPA.
You would have to do a promissory note secured by a deed of trust.
No, you can't list them as a dba unless they actually are using that as their dba. You should hire a private investigator to find them.