What Happens If You Avoid a Process Server? Understanding the Penalty for Avoiding Service of ProcessThe Risks of Avoiding a Process Server
When faced with legal action, the first step in the judicial process is often service of process—where a process server delivers official documents to notify the involved parties. This isn’t just a formality; it’s a legal requirement that ensures everyone has a fair opportunity to respond in court. Still, many individuals attempt to avoid being served, assuming it will delay or nullify their legal obligations. But does avoiding a process server really work? What happens if someone avoids being served? This article explains the reality, explores the penalty for avoiding service of process, and highlights why engaging with the legal system is always the smarter
FSI Staff May 13, 2025
