[WSBARP] UD Gurus

[Paul Neumiller]

Great idea but my local sheriff's office says they have "never heard" of
filling in a date on a document to be served.  I do not want to be the first
to train them properly, if they even agree to do it.  Plus, it might not be
bad if I was dealing with only one deputy sheriff but it is unknown which
deputy sheriff would serve the documents.  

 

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I leave it open and the process server will fill it in when service is made.
I don't know if the Sheriff deputy would do that.

 

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Does your Summons for an unlawful detainer set a date specific for a return
date or can I just say that the return date is seven days from the date of
service.  A problem arose because I put a specific date on my summons but
the local sheriff didn't serve in time and there is less than 7 days left so
I have to prepare a new summons for the sheriff to deliver (AND to add
insult to injury, the sheriff wants to charge a new and additional service
fee.)  So, I'm thinking to get around this problem, I just put that the
return date is 7 days from the date of service, and then I find out the date
of service and go in and get a default 7+ days later.  Does this work????

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