§ 2756 Notice By Mail And Publication

Key Takeaways

•If the court sends you a letter in the mail or puts a notice in the newspaper, that counts as telling you about the hearing.
•You can't say you didn't know about the hearing if they sent it by registered mail or published it.
•This is how the court makes sure everyone knows when and why the hearing is happening.

Example

You are involved in a court case about who gets to keep the family dog after a divorce.

The court sends you a registered letter saying there will be a hearing next month to decide. Even if you don’t open the letter, the court says you were told. They might also put a notice in the newspaper. You have to show up or you might lose your chance to keep the dog.

Key Takeaways

•If the court sends you a letter in the mail or puts a notice in the newspaper, that counts as telling you about the hearing.
•You can't say you didn't know about the hearing if they sent it by registered mail or published it.
•This is how the court makes sure everyone knows when and why the hearing is happening.

Example

You are involved in a court case about who gets to keep the family dog after a divorce.

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§ 2756 Notice By Mail And Publication

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