What could happen if on the court day you run to Mexico?

Fleeing the jurisdiction to avoid a court appearance is considered contempt of court and has several potential consequences:

1. Issuance of an arrest warrant: The court can issue an arrest warrant for your immediate arrest and extradition from Mexico back to the country where the court case is taking place.

2. Civil penalties: You may be subject to civil penalties, such as fines or contempt of court penalties, for failing to appear in court as required.

3. Default judgment: In some cases, the court may enter a default judgment against you, which means that the other party in the lawsuit automatically wins without a trial.

4. Criminal charges: Depending on the severity of the situation and the laws of the country where the court case is taking place, you may face criminal charges for evading justice or obstructing justice.

5. Impact on legal rights: Your actions could jeopardize your legal rights and interests in the ongoing court case, as the court may view your absence as a lack of interest in pursuing your legal claims or defenses.

If you have a valid reason for being unable to attend the court hearing, it is crucial to promptly contact the court and/or your legal representative to seek proper legal guidance and request alternatives such as a change of court date or virtual appearance, instead of attempting to evade the court process.