Frequently Asked Questions
What are some examples of alternative methods of service that can be requested in a motion for substituted service?
The most common alternative methods of service that can be requested in a motion for substituted service include service by mail, service by publication in a newspaper, or service by email. However, the specific alternative method requested will depend on the circumstances of the case and the rules of the jurisdiction.
What factors does the court consider when deciding whether to grant a motion for substituted service?
When deciding whether to grant a motion for substituted service, the court will consider factors such as the efforts made by the party seeking service to locate and serve the opposing party, the likelihood that the alternative method of service will reach the opposing party, and whether the alternative method of service is reasonably calculated to provide notice to the opposing party. The court will also consider any objections raised by the opposing party regarding the proposed alternative method of service.
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