Court orders service by publication for nonresident defendant Amanda Stroud Moss.
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- Franklin
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- What is service by publication?
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Full Notice Text
gpn08 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Franklin COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA Michael Reese Moss, Plaintiff v. Amanda Stroud Moss, Defendant ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Plaintiff having moved the Court for an order directing service to be made upon Defendant Amanda Stroud Moss in the above-styled action by publication of summons, and it appearing to the Court from the verified Complaint and Affidavit in support of such motion that defendant is a nonresident and that the action is an action in which a defendant may be served by publication pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 9- 10-71, it is ORDERED, that service upon Amanda Stroud Moss be made by publication as provided by law. This 26th day of March, 2026 Christoher J. NeSmith JUDGE, Superior Courts Southern Judicial Circuit Presented by: Michael R. Moss Plaintiff prose #906700-4/30