What if the creditors can't contact?

When the debtor evades the debt, it is almost the only choice for the creditor to sue in court. There is a time limit for the legal protection of the creditor's rights of the parties. If the limitation of action is exceeded, the creditor's rights are no longer protected by law. In addition, the trial of the case will take some time. If you can't contact the debtor, you must consider suing as soon as possible, apply for enforcement as soon as the court decision takes effect, or ask for repayment or prosecution after finding the debtor.

Then, what problems should the parties pay attention to when suing the court to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests?

First of all, there must be clear debtor identity information when the court files a case. Creditors can generally copy the debtor's ID card at the time of initial loan or transaction, or at least copy the ID number. We often find that there are many people with the same name as the debtor in the same place, which brings great trouble to the attorney and the household registration department, and sometimes even the accurate identity information of the debtor cannot be investigated, resulting in the case not being filed in court.

Secondly, what if the court can't contact the debtor? When the court cannot serve the court summons to the defendant directly, by mail or by lien, according to the relevant provisions of the Civil Procedure Law, the court shall serve the court summons to the defendant by announcement. After the expiration of the announcement, the court may try by default and make a judgment, and then serve the judgment on the defendant by announcement, and the judgment will take effect after the expiration of the announcement.

Finally, about the execution of the case. If the debtor has property under his name, he shall apply for property preservation before or as soon as possible after the prosecution. If the debtor has a large amount of foreign debts and a large number of people, it should try its best to preserve the debtor's property before other creditors, so that the execution of the case after judgment can be better guaranteed. If there is no property in the debtor's name for the time being, the court will generally suspend execution. If the debtor or his property clues are found at any time in the future, the court can immediately take enforcement measures to realize the creditor's rights of the parties in time. In addition, according to the circumstances of the case, the court can also decide to limit the debtor's high consumption behavior, and include the debtor in the list of people who have lost their trust to promote the execution of the case.