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Sounds like a scam. Couple of things: First do you have your cell phone number on any checks you write? If not, it’s likely a scam. Second, a summmons is served in person generally speaking. Sometimes a low level summons might be served by registered mail, but a summons for you would not be sent to someone else.
Last… “Phishing” scams pop up all the time in e-mail. Someone manages to copy a bank, credit union or other company logo into an e-mail and creates a false notification asking for account information. Don’t respond to any of these types of requests. Delete the e-mails or ignore the phone message and notify the company… BECU in this case. If you respond it’s likely someone will steal your personal information and use it to get money from your account or open new credit accounts in your name.
Just keep a close eye on your credit cards and bank accounts. You can also put a credit alert on your credit report via the major credit reporting agencies and they’ll notify you of any status changes to your report, in case new accounts are opened in your name.