This is a legal form that was released by the Washington State Courts - a government authority operating within Washington. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is Form WPF DV-9.030?
A: Form WPF DV-9.030 is a Summons by Publication (Smpb) form used in Washington.
Q: When is Form WPF DV-9.030 used?
A: Form WPF DV-9.030 is used when you need to serve a summons by publication in a Washington court case.
Q: What is a Summons by Publication?
A: A Summons by Publication is a legal notice published in a newspaper when the defendant cannot be served in person.
Q: Why would I need to use Form WPF DV-9.030?
A: You would need to use Form WPF DV-9.030 if you have made reasonable efforts to serve the defendant in person but have been unsuccessful.
Q: Are there any fees associated with using Form WPF DV-9.030?
A: Yes, there may be fees associated with filing and publishing the Summons by Publication. You should check with the court for specific information.
Q: What information is required on Form WPF DV-9.030?
A: Form WPF DV-9.030 requires information about the court case, the defendant, and the efforts made to serve the defendant in person.
Q: Can I serve the defendant by publication in any court case?
A: No, serving the defendant by publication is only allowed in certain circumstances as determined by the court.
Q: What happens after I file Form WPF DV-9.030?
A: After you file Form WPF DV-9.030, the court will review the information and determine if serving the defendant by publication is appropriate. If approved, you will need to publish the notice in a newspaper for a designated period of time.
Q: Can I use Form WPF DV-9.030 in a different state?
A: No, Form WPF DV-9.030 is specific to Washington and may not be valid in other states. You should consult the applicable laws and forms for the state where your case is being heard.
Form Details:
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