In most cases, divorce papers are served by a professional process server or a sheriff's deputy. These individuals are authorized to deliver legal documents and ensure the respondent is properly notified of the pending legal action.
The papers must be served correctly to avoid any delays or complications in the divorce process.
Sometimes, divorce papers can also be served by a third party who is over the age of 18 and not involved in the case. This ensures that the process is unbiased and meets legal requirements.
Regardless of who serves the papers, they must follow specific legal protocols to ensure that the service is valid and recognized by the court.