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Legal Action: Attorney Involvement Key

21 May 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief excerpt, Joe Homs explains that once an attorney receives a legal matter, the attorney will serve a notice on both the property and the individual involved. While Homs could serve the notice himself or have another person do it, he warns that using an interested party or non‑attorney to serve the notice can create problems. If the notice is not served correctly, the attorney will likely have to redo the service and related work, as the attorney is knowledgeable about the proper procedures and wants to ensure everything is done correctly.

The next thing is once the attorney has it, he's going to serve a notice on, on the property and the individual. And yes, I can do that myself, but the problem is if I do it and I have somebody else serve the notice for me, because you don't want an interested party doing all that, if I take it to my attorney at the end of the day, he's going to want to do everything all over again. He knows how to do everything.