Improper Service Contestation Guide

Summary

If you believe you were not properly served with a legal claim, you can file a motion to quash service in California. This involves submitting a motion to the court, explaining the improper service, and attaching supporting documents such as eviction notices. You will need to attend a court hearing regarding your motion. Proper service is crucial for the validity of a claim, and if service was not executed correctly, the claim may be contested. Consider seeking legal advice for detailed guidance on filing the motion and preparing for the court hearing.

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To contest the validity of the plaintiff’s claim due to improper service, you should:
- Motion to Quash: File a motion to quash service of summons, explaining you were not properly served.
- Proof: Attach your eviction notices and court documents.
- Court Hearing: Attend the court hearing for your motion.
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