I was at the location of my husband when he was served, although I was not visible. Is that considered fraudulent?

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   Orion NesslyPro

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   Answered May 22, 2012 16:27. As long as you or your attorney were not the ones doing the serving, you should be fine. Also, the server should have been 18 years old and otherwise competent.

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   J Minor

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   Answered May 26, 2012 15:48. I assume you were helping a process server to find and identify your husband. That is not considered fraudulent.

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