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How to serve Court Orders ( Non Molestation ) to the Respondent process steps

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(@dadmod3)
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you could wait a week and email the court again to ask.  You could also email the order to the police so they are aware.  If there is a breach, they might serve the order

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Posted : 09/03/2023 5:27 pm
(@john99)
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Could someone answer below questions please.

The Respondent is no longer living in the current address mentioned in FL401 and her address is unknown.

 

Now I am going to use "Process server" to serve the documents to the Respondent

Questions
2) Will the court accept process server "statement of service" if the Process server team serve the court documents to the respondent email address?

3) Will the court accept process server "statement of serviceif the Process server team serve the court documents to the Respondent's whatsApp?

 

 @Bill337,   Champagne

Kind regards

 

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Topic starter Posted : 10/03/2023 6:33 pm
(@dadmod2)
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@john99 i think your going above and beyond. all that notice of hearing/service, process server; the courts handle all of that. you can just write to court and tell them your ex has changed address. they can simply email the order to her if they don't know her home address.

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Posted : 10/03/2023 11:14 pm
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