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13:3204. If service of process cannot be made on the nonresident by registered or certified mail or by actual delivery, the court shall order that service of process be made by an attorney at law appointed to represent the defendant pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure At.
On January 1, 2022, amendments modernizing the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure became law.
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