How can I get a temp restraining orded served that I was awarded and it came back citing no address ?
414231
Well, is there a good reason that you might have had a warrant issued for your arrest? If it were me, I would call the courthouse and ask them if there is a warrant. \n\nLet me say this first. The way he handled this leads me to think he is lying about the warrant. If it were true, why would he warn you? No, he wouldn't. It is a childish attempt at scaring you. I would add it to your complaint that he is harrasing your friends to harrass you.\n\nAs for serving him with the papers? Do you know where he works? Ask if they will serve him at work.
825269
Your local Police Department SHOULD be able to assist you by looking up the address in their system & telling you the dates & officers names that responded to the call.  Then you'll probably have to get copies of each individual Police Report.  Call & talk to the Watch Commander at your local PD & tell them why you need the info...child welfare & safety.
1061466
In my state. all the court has to do is mail you a notice.  if you get it or not.\n  bummer.\n\nGood Luck.
273383
Call the court clerk where you went to court. They can give it to you.
833399
you have to get the records of the court document that appointed you a non custodial guardian, it should say in there.  if not then ask the court clerk where you can get these things.  and good luck.
468945
You should receive one in the mail once you've been discharged.  Or you can go to www.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov\nYou can pull up all your information on your case.
693781
Call the probation department--I'm surprised you weren't put on supervision, your officer would refer you.
241296
Unless your employer signed up for this service, you're SOL.\n\nContact your employer and advise your correct address.
122783
did you try makeing the same address? I pretty much think your screwed on this one. Cause the team will be looking for that id. And if its gone its gone.
774141
It depends on why and where you were arrested.\n\nWithout that information, nobody can tell you exactly why those things have not been returned to you.  It's possible they will be used as evidence but, again, you didn't supply enough information for anyone to speculate as to that.\n\nIf you have asked for that property to be returned, and they have refused, did you ask why they were refusing?  If you didn't, then you really need to call them back and ask that question.  If you are not satisfied with the answer, then you can always ask to speak with a supervisor for some clarification.  \n\nBut really - nobody here will absolutely have a 100% positive answer because nobody here knows all the circumstances.  Call the agency holding your property and ask them your question.
701750
If it was a court order then THEY have to pay, talk to the judge who mandated it be paid by the state....The person who told you that I am sure will be reprimanded for it, DId you get their name, if not track em down
561451
You do not have to be personally served in a civil matter.\n\nSo long as the process server certifies he served you, you have been served.\n\nPerhaps you should respond to the complaint and plead your case before a judge. Do you seriously think they are going to forget about it? If you continue to evade the process server, you will be served a citation by publication and lose by default when you don't show up in court.\n\nMaybe you should follow the previous advice and contact the company trying to collect the debt. They want the money, and if they don't get it, they want to attach anything you own that can be attached (seized for auction).\n\nAdditional comment:\n\nThen go to court and plead your case, or resign yourself to the fact the collection agency will be awarded a judgment against you (your property) for the amount they claim you owe.
293634
I worked at a collection agency for three years. You can write on the envelope..."return to sender....wrong address" The agency will receive it back and correct thier files, or they are supposed to anyway. That way you don't have to go to all the trouble of writing a letter and wasting a stamp.
808508
Mine took over a year to be off the official records.  It's still in the mainframe under a coded entry.  Check the court for the next 3 years to make sure that it stays off the records.  Sometimes it "magically" re-appears for reasons that cannot be tracked down or traced.  You have to keep an eye on your own files in the future.
491312
https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp;jsessionid=cpd33pP-cwRf and select the service center or https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/caseStatusSearchDisplay.do;jsessionid=cH2n8b8_xfR- if you  have receipt number
428071
Try emailing the admin
72991
A suggestion: since you don't say what county (or state) you're in, why not try calling the sheriff's office you owe the money to and ask them?