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How Do You Serve The Defendant In Small Claims Court? Serving a defendant in small claims court is a fundamental part of the legal process. In this video, we will guide you through the steps necessary to ensure that a defendant is properly served with legal documents. Understanding the process of service of process is essential for the plaintiff to ensure that the defendant is informed about the claim and the court date. We will cover various methods of serving a defendant, including personal service, substituted service, and the use of certified mail. Additionally, we will discuss the specific requirements for serving individuals, businesses, and government entities, as well as the importance of adhering to jurisdictional rules.

After serving the defendant, it is crucial to complete a sworn affidavit to confirm the delivery details. We will explain how incorrect service can lead to significant complications in a case and highlight the importance of filing proof of service with the court. By following the right procedures, you can navigate small claims court more effectively and ensure that your case progresses without unnecessary delays.

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