Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat
Posted by 00 on 5/31/05
You cannot dictate how you are served. Burying your head in the sand
got you where you are today. Judges aren't stupid. They know all
the "tricks" people try to get out of being properly served and avoid
court.
On 5/31/05, John in Florida wrote:
> I had no idea what I was receiving in the cerified envelope. I
> don't have X-Ray vision! If I lived in Tennessee, the due process
> service there would have been a summons issued by local law
> enforement.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violated, 5/30/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/30/05, by Ozarks Lawyer.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by Curmudgeon.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by 00.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 5/31/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 6/13/05, by John in Florida.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 7/05/05, by Who Cares .
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 8/13/07, by pam.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 9/21/08, by Scott Blackwell.
- Re: Respondent to an Order of Protection due process violat, 9/21/08, by smiley.
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