How do I get a dead beat dad, A.K.A. Mathew k. Carson, served with court papers if I can't find him?
363254
You need to first file for custody...Once you have custody file for child support. Child support enforcement will ask for father's name. Supply it and they will search for him and usually find him if he uses his social security # for work or perhaps anything else. When the state pays you money they get all fired up to get it back and try hard to find the father. If he doesn't pay child support, support enforcement will put the offender in jail in most states. then he is required to show up as he is in jail and has no choice whether he should show up or not. The reason you get custody first is so that he has to get a lawyer to counter file later. If he has documented drug or law trouble, the childs support caseworker will usually recommend no visitation or supervised visitation.
32826
Call or contact the prison and give them the information you do have. They have very good records there and can probably help you find the person.
176311
Try a reverse telephone directory such as http://www.reversephonedirectory.com/  to get his last name... I don't know if it works for cell phones though. Good Luck.
271854
You could always put a search in on the net.  Enter the guys full name in the search bar and see what comes up.  Also, the county of this persons origin, or for certain where the trial would have been held would have the records, which should be a matter of public record.  And...why would you want to find him?  Sounds like he didn't want to have anything to do with you, and make a clean break.  think about it first gf.
215546
If you really need to get ahold of him, I found some possible family members that might be able to help.  Click on the website below and look down to F Punla.  It gives an address and phone number.
744566
http://www.usa-people-search.com/?aegis_tid=37149206&OVRAW=USA%20People%20Search&OVKEY=usa%20people%20search&OVMTC=standard      i found my dad from them...  you need to take your phone number off ....
936081
all I can tell you is to look in the local paper (on line) and see if his name comes up or goggle his name like \n_________ in Kentucky it should then bring something up thats how i found my mothers news cliping.
1049631
if you are in the us, go the probate court in the city where your father passed...they will have the estate information on file and can tell you who to contact
153003
Try any of the sites above. Depending on the population of the town, you may be able to send the Sheriff out to notify him if his address is not listed. Also try www.whitepages.com I would do a search on each one and make sure addresses match or prove they are the ones you need. I am sorry about your Da. I hope you can find your fam asap.\n\nPS this may be an odd way, but depending on the ages of your cousins, try searching the yahoo/hotmail member directory. And try myspace.com seems almost everyone is on there. You can send them a message.
587270
You will need to access the court web site for the agency that that person was in trouble with. Some local agencies don't post that information on the internet so you may need to speak with them directly.
39403
Look at the summons you received. There should be info on it about how to contact them in the event that you are unable to serve or no longer reside in that state.
200540
Well, the police aren't going to show up and serve the warrant because he's not there to serve the warrant on, right?  \n\nThey might very well come looking for him there, though, because evidently he has used his address with his lawyer (though the police almost certainly don't have access to that information).  \n\nWhether they might come or not, why not head this thing off at the pass?  You've said you're okay with them showing up if the kids aren't home and you'll give them your ex's current whereabouts, so why not just cough it up right now and hopefully keep them from even showing up at your door?\n\nSome ways to do that which would likely be the most effective:\n\nWrite a letter to the court he's being prosecuted in and give them his current address.  \n\nWrite another letter to the prosecutor's office (just a photocopy of the court's will do), and tell them the same thing.\n\nWrite a letter (again, photocopies are probably fine for all of these) to the police department or sheriff's office that would likely serve the warrant, if there was one issued.\n\nYou might even want to consider returning the paperwork to the attorney's office with a note that if he fails to show up, you'll gladly give his correct address to anyone who asks for it.  \n\nAll this letter-writing should also take into account your risk for doing so.  If you think he'd take violent exception to your actions, you might not want to do it in a way that he'd know it was you.  If you'd like, enable the Yahoo!Answers user-to-user email, and I can send you a suggestion for how to do that.\n\nYou might also check with the court to find out what his next appearance date is - that is probably public information, no matter what state you're in.  Explain why you want to know, and ask if they will tell you (if you call after that date) if he showed up or not.  If he showed up, then this is all moot.  If he didn't, then you might want to consider writing those letters.\n\nBest of luck!
139901
Try using online phone books, people searches, etc.  Try doing it with the free stuff first, but if you get desperate there are pay services that will find him if you have some basic information.
41998
Run a search that looks just like this, except, of course, substitute the correct name where I have John Doe and the state in which the charges were most likely filed.\n\n"court records" "people v john doe" "delaware"\n\nAlso, search his name in the major newspapers of that state.\n\nIf that fails to get you the information you want, it might be worth the 75 to 150 bucks to have a private investigator do a background check on him.
489813
You are focused...\n\nThe order stands, and I read from your last question it was in small claims court. That will be tough. It will take money to track him down, and the most you can be awarded in small claims is $2K.\n\nTalk to the sheriff's office and to an investigation agency. You'll have to get this person under your thumb, since as soon as you find him, he can change jobs. Also, make sure the court notifies the credit bureaus to post a judgment.
883060
God! Just give out all the info for your poor son. I see why you can't find him. He probably ran from YOU! Maybe you can't find him for a reason. Can we have his Social Securtiy Number and Birth date and his signature too?
783853
Not officially from the police.  Try the local newspaper records, if you  know his name, then its easy.