Can a motion be served by the defendant?
Almost all motions are served by a party. It is only the complaint that cannot be served by a party.
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Almost all motions are served by a party. It is only the complaint that cannot be served by a party.
Since you have tried multiple times, get an affd of non service from the process server. Then file a motion to serve via alternative means, which...
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