Blogs about: Service Of Process
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Is Personal Service of Civil Subpoenas Coming to an End?
Recently I stumbled upon a website, that as a professional process server for more than 25 years, gave me cause for concern. The site contained a list of Internet service providers, social networking … more →
Challenges Facing the Process Serving Profession
Is Personal Service of Civil Subpoenas Coming to an End?
jeffkarotkin wrote 3 days ago: Recently I stumbled upon a website, that as a professional process server for more than 25 years, ga … more →
By Doing Business Online Are You Waiving Your Rights?
jeffkarotkin wrote 6 days ago: Here is yet another example of how things are changing for the process serving profession… Did you … more →
How To Stop Foreclosure
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livinglies wrote 2 weeks ago: see how-to-negotiate-a-short-sale see how-to-negotiate-a-modification See Template-Lawsuit-STOP-fore … more →
Final FTC Roundtable Discussion to be held 12-4
jeffkarotkin wrote 2 weeks ago: The final Federal Trade Commission Roundtable Discussion is being held later this week in Washington … more →
You Have Been Served Without Ever leaving Your Desk
jeffkarotkin wrote 1 month ago: When you think about the act of giving notice/the serving process I bet you did not have in mind bei … more →
Hedges et al. on Allowing Domestic Electronic Service of Process in the Federal Courts
legalinformatics wrote 1 month ago: Ronald J. Hedges of Ronald J. Hedges LLC, Kenneth N. Rashbaum of Fios Inc., & Adam C. Losey have … more →
The Motion to Quash Service of Process
markabell wrote 1 month ago: California Civil Code section 418.10 allows a defendant to file a motion to quash service of process … more →
Arkansas Supreme Court holds that service of process of a complaint is not invalid merely because it is unsigned.
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Jodie L. Hill wrote 1 month ago: Jones v. Turner, No. 08-1438. In this collection action, Guy Jones filed a complaint in the Faulkner … more →
Judicious Blogging
bizlawblog wrote 1 month ago: The impact of social networking has been increasing rapidly on the court system. The range is broad, … more →
Service of Process via Facebook
jeffkarotkin wrote 2 months ago: Earlier this year a judge in Alberta, Canada signed an order allowing a defendant to be serve … more →
Respond To The Three-Day Notice (Umm . . . Within Three Days)
markabell wrote 2 months ago: So you’ve been served with a three-day notice and you know exactly what it is from reading my … more →
Electronic Court Filing in Washington D.C. Deflates Bicycle Messenger Business
jeffkarotkin wrote 3 months ago: eFiling continues to have a negative impact on messengers…In Washington D.C. This is the late … more →
FTC Comment Submitted by National Assn of Retail Collection Attorneys
jeffkarotkin wrote 3 months ago: I found the following is text in a written public comment submitted by the National Association of R … more →
Federal Trade Commission Looking at the Process Serving Profession
jeffkarotkin wrote 3 months ago: Earlier this month the Federal Trade Commission held a two day roundtable discussion in Chicago to a … more →
Tips if you are planning to file for divorce.
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robinroshkind wrote 5 months ago: By Robin Roshkind, Esquire, West Palm Beach, Florida There are certain things to do if you are plann … more →
Should you avoid service of divorce papers?
robinroshkind wrote 5 months ago: By Robin Roshkind, Esquire, West Palm Beach, Florida Your marriage is falling apart. Your spouse ha … more →
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds statute allowing members of military to be free from civil service during duty.
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Jodie L. Hill wrote 6 months ago: Cato v. Craighead County Cir. Ct., No. 09-4. In 2007, Kevin Lawrence filed a lawsuit in Craighead Co … more →
New Zealand judge approves suit via Facebook
Randy Wilson wrote 9 months ago: I previously postedabout how an Australian couple were served on a lawsuit through their Facebook pa … more →
Serving Discovery Requests by Email
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bowtielaw wrote 9 months ago: Many lawyers today no longer go to court with a pager on their belt, but a BlackBerry or iPhone. Pa … more →
