48.310 Removal of certified process servers

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- Chapter 48 Florida Statutes
- 48.021 Process by whom served
- 48.031 Service of process generally; service of witness subpoena
- 48.041 Service on minor
- 48.042 Service on incompetent
- 48.051 Service on state prisoners
- 48.061 Service on partnerships and LLP
- 48.062 Service on a limited liability company.
- 48.071 Service on agents of nonresidents doing business in state
- 48.081 Service on corporation
- 48.091 Corporations; designation of registered agent/office
- 48.092 Service on financial institutions
- 48.111 Service on public agencies and officers
- 48.121 Service on the state
- 48.131 Service on alien property custodian
- 48.141 Service on labor unions
- 48.151 Service on statutory agents for certain persons
- 48.161 Method of substituted service on nonresident
- 48.171 Service on nonresident motor vehicle owners
- 48.181 Service on nonresident engaging in business in state
- 48.183 Service of process in action for possession of premises
- 48.19 Service on nonresidents operating aircraft or watercraft
- 48.193 Acts subjecting person to jurisdiction of courts of state
- 48.194 Personal service outside the state
- 48.195 Service of foreign process
- 48.196 Service of process connection w/action Commercial Arbitra
- 48.200 Service of process on Sunday
- 48.210 Return of exection of process
- 48.220 Cumulative to other laws
- 48.230 Lis Pendens
- 48.250 Short title
- 48.270 Certified process servers
- 48.290 Certification of process servers
* 48.310 Removal of certified process servers

48.31 Removal of certified process servers; false return of service.—

(1) A certified process server may be removed from the list of certified process servers for any malfeasance, misfeasance, neglect of duty, or incompetence, as provided by court rule.

(2) A certified process server must be disinterested in any process he or she serves; if the certified process server willfully and knowingly executes a false return of service, he or she is guilty of a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084, and shall be permanently barred from serving process in this state.

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