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A summons is a document served by an authorized individual, such as a process server, that informs a defendant of an impending lawsuit against them. Theyre required to give the receiving party adequate time to prepare for their court appearance, specifying when and where the court hearing will occur.
If a Defendant Does Not Answer the Door A process server cannot compel a defendant to answer the door. In some cases, people who know a lawsuit has been filed against them will attempt to avoid service. They may erroneously believe that this means the case will simply go away. It wont.
If attempts to serve you are unsuccessful, the court may grant an alternative service method, such as publishing the notice in a local newspaper. This could lead to additional costs and extended delays. This can cause unnecessary legal complications and potentially harm your defense or position in the case.
The county sheriff shall issue a license to a person who: 1) is a resident of such county or nonresident of the state; 2) has a high school diploma or G.E.D.; 3) has not been convicted of a felony; 4) has passed a training course approved by the Department of Public Safety; and 5) pays an annual license fee of $200, or
Any party seeking to have the Court specially appoint a person to serve process in ance with applicable Supreme Court rules shall file a written motion with the Court, requesting approval and/or appointment of a named individual, which shall be accompanied by a proposed order approving the individual to serve
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Special process servers may be called upon when standard methods of service are insufficient or when the case requires specialized knowledge to ensure proper service.
The two most commonly used process servers are: Deputy sheriffs and Special process serverspersons specifically appointed to serve process in a particular case You can use a motion to appoint a special process server to ask the court to appoint someone in the latter category.

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