soldier dad
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
I am about to serve a 30 day notification for two roommates (My girlfriend and her 21 year old son). I have read many suggestions to send this via certified mail. However, if I send this certified I would be the one to retrieve it from the mail box (my roommates don't check the mail). I am the only one who checks the mail and I then bring all their mail to them. We have a community mailbox so the postal driver does not come to the house in normal delivery situations. If I requested signature confirmation then no one would be home to sign. My GF's son (who is home during the day) never answers the door and she works 8-5 and never answers the door when she is home.
Should I simply have a neighbor or third party (Sheriff) serve them? I would have to be there since they would not answer the door. Is the witness proof enough (assuming they remain alive)? What about a copy of the notice? I assume the person receiving it could simply throw it away and say they never received it but does my copy help along with a witness testimony and signature.
What are the best strategies to cover my butt in a situation where the roommates do not get the mail and never answer the door?
thanks in advance!
I am about to serve a 30 day notification for two roommates (My girlfriend and her 21 year old son). I have read many suggestions to send this via certified mail. However, if I send this certified I would be the one to retrieve it from the mail box (my roommates don't check the mail). I am the only one who checks the mail and I then bring all their mail to them. We have a community mailbox so the postal driver does not come to the house in normal delivery situations. If I requested signature confirmation then no one would be home to sign. My GF's son (who is home during the day) never answers the door and she works 8-5 and never answers the door when she is home.
Should I simply have a neighbor or third party (Sheriff) serve them? I would have to be there since they would not answer the door. Is the witness proof enough (assuming they remain alive)? What about a copy of the notice? I assume the person receiving it could simply throw it away and say they never received it but does my copy help along with a witness testimony and signature.
What are the best strategies to cover my butt in a situation where the roommates do not get the mail and never answer the door?
thanks in advance!