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Complaint Review Committee recommends revocations, fines and a permanent refusal to certify several process servers
Summary
The Complaint Review Committee voted to recommend a mix of sanctions — including permanent revocations, reprimands, $500–$1,000 administrative penalties and a permanent refusal to approve certification — against multiple process servers after reviewing evidence and investigator findings.
The Complaint Review Committee voted during a virtual meeting to recommend sanctions against multiple process servers after investigators found violations of the process-server code of ethics in several complaints.
The committee accepted staff recommendations to revoke the certification of at least two servers and to impose administrative penalties ranging from $500 to $1,000. For one respondent the committee moved beyond the staff recommendation and voted to permanently refuse to approve any future application for certification.
Why it matters: Process servers carry out critical court obligations that affect notice and due-process timelines. The committee’s sanctions, if adopted by the full commission, would remove or block individuals from carrying out those tasks under the state’s certification rules.
What the committee decided
Votes at a glance - Case No. 754 (Luis Partida v. Folarin Aloba): Staff recommended permanent revocation of certification and a $500 penalty for violations of the code of ethics; the…
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