Defendant hiding from Service of Contempt
Close to a month ago I sent papers from MA to be served to my ex who lives in MN. The constable tried serving him over 10 times but he refuses to answer the door. The constable knows he is home because he hears people inside talking and purposely avoid answering the door. This constable has served him in the past. My ex knows he is in extreme contempt and he thinks that avoiding service will keep him out of court. If he refuses to answer the door (and the constable obviously can't stay there 24 hours a day), what can be done? He is purposely avoiding being served. Can he just get away with it because he refuses to answer the door? This is ridiculous- just another way for a criminal to beat the system. What can be done?
I have already dealt with 2 attorneys who proved to be very inexperienced and ineffective. I need to talk to somebody who actually understands this and what can be done.
This man constantly tires to move around to avoid paying support (he owes over $30,000), he hides under his own business, and refuses to accept the courts orders.
If he refuses to answer the door and accept service, what can be done?
Getting seperated from wife. Want to take kids with me.
i would like to know if i can take my kids with me to another where i will be taken a new job. is there a legal way for me to do this.
Insurance Law
My daughter has two children and her present husband, whom she is physically separated from, is the beneficiary for her Life Insurance. She was told that in the state of Georgia her husband must be the beneficiary. I am very concerned as this man will not provide for her children. Exactly what are the Georgia laws concerning Life Insurance beneficiaries. Thank you in advance, Ms. Scott
What is the officer looking for during the initial detention at the scene?
What is the officer looking for during the initial detention at the scene?
