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Court documents are served by mail in most cases. Because a company is involved it will need to be served at the registered company address - which is on asic. No need to be present, but a lawyer will need to be instructed if you are not. but this is the lowest level court so they are...

A judgment is what comes at the conclusion to a court case. If she wins a court case then she would get a judgement against the company. The company would be personally liable in its own right and as trustee. Most likely it will be for under $1000 worst case scenario so you wouldn't worry too...

If you know someone's name and address you could sue them - commence proceedings - whether there is any basis to it or not. It is up to the person being sued to defend themselves by filing a defence. If you don't you will lose. This is why you should never operate under you own name as a sole...

Yes you are going to be sued. You will have to defend it or you will get a judgement against your name. This will mean she will be able to recover money and it will hurt your credit rating. But, just because she is starting an action doesn't mean she will win, or even that she has a case to...