| Not necessarily. If the ONLY address they had for you was the old address, then it could be hard to say you were not properly served. On the other hand, if you'd received any letters or calls from them at your new address, proving they KNEW your new location, then deliberately serving you at a previous address would be underhanded. Under those circumstances, you MAY be able to file a motion to vacate the judgment and stop the levy, IF the court will accept it. CA has time limit for challenging judgments. If it was rendered a year or more ago, you may not be able to do anything about it.
Call or visit the courthouse and get a copy of the judgement case file. That will give you all the details on the suit and the service.
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