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Which of the following is not a valid method of serving an evasive person?

  1. Handing them the documents personally

  2. Mailing them the documents

  3. Leaving them at their workplace

  4. Leaving copies with their family members

The correct answer is: Mailing them the documents

Mailing documents to a person is not considered a valid method of serving an evasive individual according to the rules of process serving. Serving an evasive person typically requires more direct methods that ensure the individual actually receives the documents, which is critical for legal proceedings. Handing the documents personally guarantees that the individual is served directly, leaving documents at their workplace can offer proof of service by making them available in a location where they might be found, and leaving copies with family members can be a suitable alternative if the individual avoids direct contact. However, mailing does not ensure that the individual has received the documents, especially if they are intentionally avoiding service. This method lacks the necessary confirmation that service has been successfully carried out, making it inadequate for serving someone who is evasive.