Hello everyone, Hope everyone is staying safe! We are trying to serve an opposing party who is AWOL. We just received a court order authorizing us to attempt service by publication. We have never had to resort to this method of service before. If anyone has experience in this area, I would appreciate some guidance.
Thank you!
Christine Dolan
Senior Litigation Attorney
Cordell & Cordell - Mt. Laurel
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