After being sued, you will usually receive a court summons within 15 days. If there are some civil disputes between the parties and the other party files an appeal to the court, the party must provide corresponding information. After review, the court feels that the case of the party meets the conditions and will be resolved within 10 days. A notice of filing will be issued, and a subpoena will be issued to the other party within 15 days.

1. How long does it take to receive a summons if you are sued? Within 15 days. If the complaint meets the conditions after review, the case will be filed and notified within seven days, and a copy of the complaint will be sent to the defendant within five days from the date of filing. The plaintiff will issue a summons after the court determines the time for hearing, usually within fifteen days. The People's Court shall send a copy of the complaint to the defendant within five days from the date of filing the case, and the defendant shall submit a defense within fifteen days from the date of receipt. The defense statement shall state the name, gender, age, ethnicity, occupation, workplace, residence, and contact information of the defendant; the name, residence, and name, position, and contact information of the legal person or other organization and the legal representative or principal person in charge. The People's Court shall send a copy of the defense to the plaintiff within five days from the date of receipt of the defense. If the defendant fails to submit a statement of defense, it will not affect the trial of the People's Court. Under normal circumstances, when the people's court receives a complaint or oral complaint, and after review, if it meets the conditions for prosecution, it will file the case within seven days and notify the parties; if it does not meet the conditions for prosecution, it will also rule not to accept the case within seven days. Therefore, the time for receiving a court summons is generally within fifteen days, but the specific time depends on the circumstances of the case.

2. Does being sued have any personal impact? Apart from the matters involved in the prosecution, there is no other impact. 1. When the other party files a lawsuit, it only takes an effective legal way to solve the problem. It has no impact on other aspects. If you are worried about your reputation, it is not necessary. It is just a way. In the lawsuit, the judge can also mediate. After reaching an agreement and issuing a civil mediation letter, the court can also issue a judgment. However, the obligations set out for the parties in the mediation letter or judgment must be performed in accordance with the law. Failure to perform will still have certain consequences. 2. After being sued, you should work hard to collect evidence and actively respond to the lawsuit. The People's Court shall send a copy of the complaint to the defendant within five days from the date of filing the case, and the defendant shall submit a defense within fifteen days from the date of receipt. The defense statement shall state the name, gender, age, ethnicity, occupation, workplace, residence, and contact information of the defendant; the name, residence, and name, position, and contact information of the legal person or other organization and the legal representative or principal person in charge. The People's Court shall send a copy of the defense to the plaintiff within five days from the date of receipt of the defense. If the defendant fails to submit a statement of defense, it will not affect the trial of the People's Court. As long as a normal civil case complies with the regulations, the court will review the case after receiving it, file the case within seven days, notify the parties, and issue the complaint within five days of the date of filing the case. A copy is delivered to the defendant, who must then be made aware of the case and a subpoena will be issued within 15 days.