Can we use the service by mail option in this scenario?
If there is an existing paternity case in which he was personally served with a Summons, then service by mail would be appropriate.
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If there is an existing paternity case in which he was personally served with a Summons, then service by mail would be appropriate.
The problem is that the DV statutes allow for a no-notice (no service) TRO - so perhaps there was nothing to quash.
You could demand copies of invoices or receipts but if the NCP is actually working, the childcare is propably less than otherwise available.
not legally perhaps but it would certainly be thoughtful
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You aren't entitled to anything unless you ask, and then it depends on the specific facts of your case.
Duh - this is the main reason. If you would have read the Summons instead of listening to your soon-to-be ex-wife, you would know that you have...
...reciept of the Notice of Entry of Judgment and the actaul Judgment having a filed stamp and a judge's signature.
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