Due diligence search for divorce by default
How can I get a divorce by default, using a due diligence search if I am unable to locate my husband?
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Read More Answered By: Laurence Haines |
Re: Due diligence search for divorce by default If you are unable to find your husband to serve him, you may proceed using a "service by publication." This means that you show the court "due diligence" in trying to get him served. If the court gives you permission, you may publish the notice in a legal newspaper. After a certain amount of time, he would be "deemed" served.
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