Chase J. asked
I moved to SD recently and received a summons for a creditor lawsuit in NE (my previous state of residence). Am I still required to go to NE for the court appearance or is there a certain response I can provide to be excused from attending? Please reference any pertinent laws and statutes.
September 16th, 2023
Richard F. answered
Unless you can dismiss the case on a preliminary motion, you will have to appear in court. However, ...
September 16th, 2023
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