Yes service was improper and you could win a Motion to Quash. But it is not a basis for dismissal. If they will be able to serve you, service...

While what you describe is likely a violation of law and or a tort, it would not make for a viable lawsuit in my opinion. >Consult with...

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Yes you have a good case. Yes you can sue. Consult with experienced Debt Collection attorneys. On the internet there are various sources where...

Fight the ticket with photographic evidence. An online search may provide tips on how to handle this.

More information is needed. Usually contacting the entity issuing the fines or processing the payments will provide the needed information.

The non-appearance is a part of that motion. While motions to quash have to be evaluated, at times they are worth pursuing as service may be...

It may be a case. The Board needs to have expert attorneys in HOA law. On the internet there are various sources where you can review attorneys...

Usually, no, but it depends on state law. Consult with experienced litigation attorneys in the state where this occurred. On the internet there...

It can take time to resolve medical liens and other actions to resolve a case. Ask your attorney, in writing, the status.