You need to go back and read the original complaint, or the posts on this board from September 2015. "Carter" was very well aware of the lawsuit. He initially spoke to people from COR, and then decided not to cooperate. He was last heard from in an email in which he pretty much gave them the bird.
And if you win a default judgment, you're entitled to collect the amount of money you sued for.
As an aid to plaintiffs who are confronted with the challenge of collecting the money owed to them, courts permit default judgment holders to discover facts surrounding the defendant's employment, bank accounts and other assets. In a proceeding known as a “creditor's exam,” the defendant is required to testify under oath and produce documentation about these matters. Some courts also permit the plaintiff to seek an order freezing the defendant's assets to prevent fraudulent transfers that would frustrate collection efforts. The defendant's failure to comply with court orders and subpoenas issued as part of these proceedings may lead to a finding of “contempt of court,” which means possible fines and jail time.
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