Another FAQ entry here, with a very simple response…
Since we’re serving this foreign defendant under Hague rules, do they get extra time to answer?
Nope. Nothing in the Hague Service Convention gives a defendant anything. The deadline is the
Author’s Note: This is far from a scholarly criticism– it is a nuts & bolts look at how this thing should go down. Preface:
Frankly, I think electronic service is the only
[Ten years ago, I had the great pleasure of visiting
For most of my childhood, Romania was one of those countries that adventurous travelers wanted to see… we just couldn’t go
(TL;DR… publication is a horrible, terrible, woefully insufficient means of service, and the Supreme Court said so way back in 1950. It should only be used as a last resort, and even then, only when there’s a reasonable chance that
As a general rule, I don’t talk to litigants. Even if their lawyer consents or hops on the call with us. Sure, the litigant is the guy paying my fee, but his lawyer is my client, and I’m not about
(See the author’s note below for clarification on which Hague Convention!)
A Hague Service Request, commonly known in the United States as a
Stop believing key word results without thinking things through. Just stop it.
If you Google “Process Server China” a whole bunch of hits come back that would lead you to believe that you can simply
No. No, no no… NO.
Stop believing key word results without thinking things through. Just stop it.
If you Google “Process Server Mexico” a whole bunch of hits come back that would lead you to believe that you can simply
No. No, no no… NO.
Stop believing key word results without thinking things through. Just stop it.
If you Google “Process Server India” a whole bunch of hits come back that would lead you to believe that you can simply