Do I have to pay the sheriffs office to serve a writt of bodily attachment if the judge ordered it?
Yes, you will have to pay for the Writ to be served.
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Yes, you will have to pay for the Writ to be served.
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I'm going to change the practice area to criminal defense so you can get responses from attorneys who practice criminal law.
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