Total Credits: 1.0 CLE
In custody cases, both private and public (e.g., Arizona Department of Child Safety-involved dependency actions), what service of process does federal and state law require when a parent is domiciled, and lives, in another country? You may be surprised to learn that The Hague Service Convention, a federal treaty, requires litigants to take specific actions at specific times when suing non-US-national persons living in other countries, and if these actions are not taken, service is not complete; Arizona State law reflects substantially the same requirements. In this 60-minute CLE, you will learn these rules and procedures, including:
Faculty
Brian Molitor, Southern Arizona Law PLLC & Cochise County Legal Defender
Lauri Owen, Law Office of Lauri J. Owen PLLC
AdequateServiceProcessDCS_FinalMaterials.pdf (3 MB) | 44 Pages | Available after Purchase |