RS 13:1808
When a person is outside the state, notice for jurisdiction must be given in a way reasonably likely to give actual notice; publication is allowed if other methods do not work. Proof of service may follow Louisiana law or the law of the state where service is made. No notice is required if the person submits to the cou
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When a person is outside the state, notice for jurisdiction must be given in a way reasonably likely to give actual notice; publication is allowed if other methods do not work. Proof of service may follow Louisiana law or the law of the state where service is made. No notice is required if the person submits to the court’s jurisdiction.
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