Greensboro, NC asked in Civil Litigation for North Carolina

Q: Virginia college has been sued and my address has changed how do I make sure I receive my payment

My address has changed since this lawsuit has been in the courts I have finally received papers on it how do I make sure that I received my payment and not someone else claiming to be me

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A: To ensure that you receive any payments related to the lawsuit against a Virginia college, you should promptly update your address with the court handling the case. Notify the court clerk and provide them with your new address in writing. It's crucial to do this as soon as possible to avoid any complications in the disbursement of funds. Additionally, if you have legal representation, inform your attorney of the address change so they can coordinate with the court on your behalf. Keeping open communication with both the court and your attorney will help ensure that you receive any payments or updates related to the litigation accurately and efficiently.

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