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07-25-2007
| | Junior Member | | Join Date: Jul 2007
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Rep Power: 0 | |  Sue someone but cant find them????
I loaned a guy money and he split town (or at least just moved out of my apartment and somewhere nearby). I have all the paperwork signed and notarized like any legitimate loan...but if I want to take him to court...can they find him??? or do I need to find him??? How can I sue someone if I don't know where they are living??? He would definately be living with someone else...sleeping on a couch..etc. |
07-25-2007
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Rep Power: 0 | | Sorry I also forgot to mention this...
I also forgot to mention that I have his date of birth and ssn # |
11-04-2007
|  | The "Fifth" Juror | | Join Date: Mar 2005
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Rep Power: 10 | | Re: Sue someone but cant find them????
The SS# and date of birth would be helpful to police in identifying the person if a crime had been committed. Since this is a civil matter, I'm pretty sure you'll need locate the person first in order to initiate proceedings against them and to allow them to be served with appearance notification or a certified demand letter (letter of intent).
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