Q: Tried to have ex served certified mail, FedEx, and process server but it seems she is dodging it what can he do
My friend paid and filed for his divorce in Altus Oklahoma on his own without an attorney cause that's all he could afford, he's tried to have her served in Florida through certified mail it was never claimed and was returned, she then gave him a different address so he sent a FedEx but someone else signed for it, and then he paid a process server to serve her at her job but the process server was told she was out of town until the next week by the manager process server will attempt again the following week, but if it fails what can he do, they have no children, no property, and it is uncontested but it seems she is sending him on a wild goose chase, she acts like she wants the papers through text but is never where she says she's going to be when the papers get there
A: Sounds like he needs an attorney. His best bet will be to get help from an experienced divorce attorney.
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