This guy screwed me on a $4500 car loan, I got a judgment against him, but I’m giving him an information subpoena now (Where he has to list his bank accounts/assets etc to me)
The paper says I’m not allowed to serve it myself…
So here’s my idea, he has a cell phone for sale on Craigslist, I’d have you call him, setup a time to meet him at a McDonalds near him (He lives by Elmwood/Amherst St., Hes white and non-ghetto…just poor…)
You’d walk into McDonalds, give the packet of papers to him, say this is for you, then leave. (Don’t need his signature or anything). Then you’d just have to sign a form for the court saying you gave him the papers and identify like his hair color, nothin major)
I’ll treat ya to lunch or give ya $10 or whatever if you can do this for me…
Today if possible, or Friday…but preferrably today before 4pm.
Send a hot chick to hit on him. She gets all flirty and says let’s go to your car and fool around. As he takes off his pants she tosses the papers at him, “You just got served.”
:lol: You bunch of fucks. The plaintiff just isn’t allowed to hand the papers to the defendant. He just needs someone to walk to the guy’s front door and hand him the papers.
A person serving papers (process) must be 18 years of age or older and must not be a
party to the case. CPLR 2103(a). Papers may be served by a process server or friend or relative
of a party so long as he/she is not a party to the case.