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6/25/04, 3:43 pm

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serving notice

I am preparing a small claims court case. The defendants are represented by an attorney. The clerks office stated that the defendant had to be served directly. Do I send the notice to their attorney or directly to the defendant? I want to do this correctly.

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Re: serving notice I would place a phone call to the attonrey to confirm that he will accept service. Most likely he wi...

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Adam Frankel

Re: serving notice If you are the plaintiff who filed the claim, then you have to get a process server to serve the defe...

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