
08-13-2010, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by kerry
I'm pretty sure he works nights so I could hang around the entrance when he's going to or leaving work but I'm looking for tried and true service advice.
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Not going to work. http://www.courts.state.co.us/userfiles/File/Media/Brochures/smallclaimsweb.pdf
Service
The Small Claims Rules set out the procedure for serving the complaint on the defendant. (Rule 504 establishes the procedure for service; the Small Claims Rules are found in Volume 12 of the Colorado Revised Statutes.) Generally, a person who is not involved in the case or not a family member of someone involved in the case, such as a sheriff or a private process server, needs to deliver the complaint to the defendant or the registered agent. The plaintiff has to pay a fee to have the defendant served.
Alternatively, the form can be mailed by certified mail by the clerk of the court. The plaintiff will have to pay the cost for certified mail at the time the complaint is filed. If the certified mail cannot be delivered, the plaintiff may still have to get the sheriff or a process server to deliver the complaint.
The defendant must be served with the complaint at least 15 days before the trial date. If not, the trial date will probably have to be rescheduled. The plaintiff will get back a form that shows service was completed, including the date of service. This form must be filed with the court at or before your trial.
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