What should I do if I am sued by the property for not paying the property fee?

Now many residential areas are managed by property companies, and owners need to pay property fees on time. However, sometimes the owner will claim that the work of the property is not satisfactory and refuse to pay the property fee, thus being sued by the property. If the owner is really unwilling to pay the property management fee, then it is necessary to actively prepare the materials to respond.

Don't be nervous when the owner is sued by the property. This is just a small civil case. In order to better safeguard their rights and interests, the owners should actively prepare for responding to the lawsuit, not choose to avoid it, but defend their legitimate rights and interests.

There are usually two ways to solve the problem:

1. If a lawsuit is filed because the property management fee is not paid on time, the owner should first communicate with the property to see if the property can withdraw the lawsuit.

Usually, the reason why the owner refuses to pay the property management fee is nothing more than dissatisfaction with the service of the property, such as poor public security or poor cleaning. However, these reasons are not enough to refuse to pay the property management fee. If you are sued for this, it is easy to fail, and finally you have to pay the price.

2. If the owner is unwilling to compromise or the property is unwilling to negotiate, the owner should actively prepare evidence or seek the help of professional lawyers in order to better safeguard his rights and interests.

If the owner chooses to fight the property to the end, then he must prepare sufficient evidence. If the evidence is sufficient, the chances of the owner winning the case are still great. Can't let the property deny its dereliction of duty.

If the owner chooses to ignore the property after receiving the property lawsuit and thinks it is not important, it is actually not very irrational. If the owner does not negotiate or respond to the lawsuit, the court will make a judgment, and the judgment at this time is very unfavorable to the owner. The court has the right to forcibly deduct the owner's money to pay the owner's expenses.

Therefore, if faced with the situation of being sued, we must face it positively. Seek the help of professional lawyers first, and then have a serious fight with the property in court.