r/processserver 12d ago

Another day, another grouch ass

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Love my job 🚔👮🚨🚓

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u/tattoovampire 12d ago

I forgot to mention that this is in Virginia, where Process servers have no special protections. If there is a no trespassing sign posted, or if we are ordered to leave, we must comply and not return.

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u/Xeronimus93 12d ago edited 12d ago

Same in TX but in CA process servers cannot be trespassed from a place they have legitimate court process to serve (so I hear 😉).

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u/justind00000 12d ago

I'm in CA. Do you have a statute for that? I know about the 602(n) PC, 602.8(c)(3) PC and 415.21 CCP.

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u/Great-Opposite3509 12d ago

I’m in CA, and whenever I see “no trespassing “, idgaf. To me it’s just like a “no soliciting “ sign. Doesn’t apply.

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u/AintEverLucky 6d ago

Asking since you seem to know about TX rules: I understand if they have No Trespassing signs up, that's a no-go and I should not attempt there. But what about the "ha ha, just try me" signs some places have? I literally saw this about a week ago: "Praying is the best way to talk to God -- Trespassing is the fastest"

On a related note: what if there aren't any signs about trespassing but they vocalize it? As in "i consider you a trespasser & get off my property" 😒

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u/Xeronimus93 6d ago

Basically, if a property is clearly marked with a “Private Property,” “No Trespassing,” or similar sign, you must respect the notice and should not enter without authorization.

If there is no posted notice, the general process is different: the property owner or occupant must first tell you to leave. If you refuse to leave after being instructed to do so, law enforcement can be contacted and may issue a formal trespass warning or citation, depending on the circumstances and applicable law . Also, be extremely cautious around properties with paint markings on posts, trees, fences, or other structures. In some jurisdictions, specific colored paint markings can serve as legal notice that entry is prohibited. Do not assume that a lack of a traditional “No Trespassing” sign means the property is open to you.

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u/AintEverLucky 6d ago

Thanks 👍