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How Do I Substitutionally Serve Someone with Legal Documents? (view source)
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The court really does have a wide latitude when it comes to making orders for subsituted service. Among other things, the court can order that the respondent be served by: | The court really does have a wide latitude when it comes to making orders for subsituted service. Among other things, the court can order that the respondent be served by: | ||
*posting a copy of the documents to the door of his or her home or office, | |||
*posting a copy of the documents in the local post office, or | |||
*mailing it to the respondent by registered mail. | |||
The particular method the court considers appropriate <span class="noglossary">will</span> always depend on the circumstances and what is reasonable in those circumstances. | The particular method the court considers appropriate <span class="noglossary">will</span> always depend on the circumstances and what is reasonable in those circumstances. | ||