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If a petition is entered in Arizona and I cannot be served because I live in Texas can the judge make decision
Austin, TX
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Posted 5 months ago in Family
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A petition for grandparent visitation was submitted in Arizona but they have not been able to serve me because I am in Texas. I need to know what happens to petitions that can't be served to a person.
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Fran Brochstein
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Posted 5 months ago.
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Your question makes no sense.
It's easy to serve anyone in the United States. There are companies all over the U.S. that are process servers. If you have a case in Arizona, then you need an Arizona attorney. I don't know Arizona law. You need someone to make sure that the petitioner is not lying and claiming that you are a homeless person. Or, that the wrong person was served.
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