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New Jersey Looks to Eliminate Affidavits of Service
While our last post focused on the issue of e-filing affecting messenger service, there is also the potential for process servers to be impacted by e-filing. Within the state of New Jersey, process servers are looking to gain access to the e-filing system, participate...![New Jersey Looks to Eliminate Affidavits of Service](https://www.dgrlegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/social-media-banner-v2-1080x630.jpg)
Results of the NJPPSA Emergency Meeting
On April 4th the New Jersey Professional Process Servers Association held an emergency meeting to discuss proposed Rule 1:32-2A and what comments NJPPSA would submit in response. The primary discussion centered around process servers having access to electronic...![New Jersey Looks to Eliminate Affidavits of Service](https://www.dgrlegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/social-media-banner-v2-1080x630.jpg)
New Jersey Process Server Rule Proposal
Recently the New Jersey Association of Professional Process Servers (NJPPSA) submitted a proposal to the New Jersey courts regarding the registering of process servers. Under this proposal it was recommended that a new category of “registered process server” be added...![New Jersey Looks to Eliminate Affidavits of Service](https://www.dgrlegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/social-media-banner-v2-1080x630.jpg)