Is a loan civil lawsuit possible?

I will respond to your inquiry about whether you can proceed with a loan civil lawsuit.

A loan civil lawsuit is a procedure where a creditor files a lawsuit in court to recover the loan amount.

If you lent money to an acquaintance but they have not repaid or have lost contact, you can recover the debt through a loan civil lawsuit.

First, to file a civil lawsuit, you must know the other party's address.

Even if you don't know the address, there are several ways to track the other party.

For example, you can try to contact them through the acquaintance's phone number, email, or socially related information, or find ways to verify their previous address.

If you cannot find out the address at all, you can also proceed with a lawsuit due to unknown address.

In this case, the court can proceed with the lawsuit through service by public notice.

That is, you can use the procedure of notifying the lawsuit through methods determined by the court rather than directly serving the other party.

To obtain the desired result in a loan civil lawsuit afterward, you need materials that can prove the loan amount and transaction history.

For example, deposit history, loan certificates, and conversation contents can be utilized as key evidence.

Although you can legally file a loan civil lawsuit on your own, since the lawsuit procedure can be complex, getting help from an attorney is advantageous.

This is because a civil attorney can collect necessary evidence, establish legal strategies, and help you proceed with the lawsuit effectively.