Serving Custody Papers Guide

Summary

To serve custody papers to an ex-boyfriend in Arizona from Michigan, start by filing a petition for custody in your local Michigan court. If he avoids certified mail, consider hiring a process server in Arizona or requesting alternate service methods like newspaper publication. For publication in Safford, AZ, contact the Eastern Arizona Courier at (928) 428-2560 after obtaining court approval. Always check specific Michigan and Arizona laws for detailed procedures.

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He lives in Arizona and I live in Michigan
In this case, you can follow these steps:
*. File a petition for custody in your local Michigan court.
*. Have the court clerk send the papers to your ex-boyfriend in Arizona by certified mail.
*. Wait for him to respond.
Remember, this is general guidance and the specific process may vary.
I've already sent the documents through the mail where they have to sign for it in he avoided it and not signed it and it went back to the mailbox it's just sitting there
If your ex-boyfriend is avoiding service, you might want to consider:
- Hiring a process server in Arizona
- Requesting alternate methods of service from the court, such as publication in a newspaper
This varies depending on specific Arizona and Michigan laws.
How do i get hold of publication in a newspaper
To get a publication in a newspaper, you need to:
*. Request the court for permission to serve by publication.
*. Once approved, contact a local newspaper in your ex-boyfriend's area.
*. You'll need to provide the legal notice to the newspaper.
Remember to check with your local court for specific rules in Michigan and Arizona.
He in safford az publication in a newspaper
For publication in Safford, AZ, you could consider "Eastern Arizona Courier". However, you must get court approval first. After that, you can contact the newspaper to proceed. Remember, each court has its own rules.
You would not knew number to newpager
Sure, I can help with that. The Eastern Arizona Courier can be reached at (*) *-*. However, remember to get court approval first before proceeding with the publication.
Would you new address
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you asking for the address of the Eastern Arizona Courier for publication purposes?