I have to disagree. Usually the service of the summons is enough to produce payment.

On those ocassions in which payment is not forthcoming it is usually because the defendant is out of business, bankrupt or insolvent. In all three of those alternatives it is the abstractor's fault for extending too much credit or failing to do a fast on line search with Dunn and Bradstreet  and/or the local Better Business Bureau in the first place.