Sue a friend who owes money on the Internet. He is a foreigner, and now he is going to hold a court session in his hometown. What if I can't get a court summons now?

If you sue a friend who owes money online, and his case has been heard in his hometown court, but you haven't received the court summons yourself, then you can take the following measures:

1. Contact the local court: You can contact the local court by telephone or online to find out the progress of the case and whether a summons has been issued. If the summons has been issued, you can ask the court to reissue the summons or inform you of the time and place of the court session.

2. Go to the local court: If you know the time and place of the trial, you can go to the local court and ask for the case file and summons to ensure that you can attend the trial in time and safeguard your rights and interests.

3. Seek the help of a lawyer: If you are not familiar with legal procedures or have difficulty in language communication, you can seek the help of a local lawyer to represent you in court to safeguard your rights and interests.

In short, if you encounter problems in suing friends who owe money, you should contact local courts and lawyers in time to ensure that your rights and interests are protected.