Back off, I'll take you on...
- Trapt
He came knocking again...at 10:00 p.m.! My daughter called to say she was afraid to come home because he was lurking outside the door. This made me so angry, I threw open the door and started yelling at him. He took a step back, his eyes wide.
He did have papers to serve. One of my creditors is suing me in small claims court. While there is no garnishment of wages in Texas, they might be able to attach (is that the right word?) my bank account. I guess I'll be visiting a lawyer next week. Maybe a deal can be made out of court.
11 comments:
at least you know what he was there for then...hope it works out for you...
I guess its good to know why he was lurking...but ugggg:( sorry you have to deal with that.
hope all works out well.
Gosh, not a great time for you and your daughter. Hope everything works out well for you Jen, it is time you got a break....:-)Hugs
Sounds worrying, hope you can sort things out.
I know that's worrisome. Hang in there. I hope it works out for you, but it may take time.
Oh No!! That's scary!! Hopefully this can be worked out real soon!!
At least you now know what it's all about. The guy sure could have handled it better.
I hope you get it all worked out quickly.
oh !
Wishing you all the very best !
Sorry to hear that. I hope a deal can be cut--I hate court.
Sounds really dangerous especially if your daughter is alone at home. Hope there is someone you could confide in to help out Jen.
If he's an employee of a process service company he needs to be reported to them -- he had no business frightening your daughter even passively. And if he owns his own process service company or is employed by the courts, he needs to be reported to them or his licensing agency. His behavior was flatly reprehensible. I've worked for attorneys and the process servers we used were always pretty up front with folks. Just knock on the door, if there's no answer leave a card with a message. When the person calls, simply let them know a suit has been filed against them and you are to serve them with the summons.
Most folks just suck it up and arrange for the process server to come over at a convenient time... although that said, most of our cases were family law and tended to be mutual, so there wasn't so much of a blindside.
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