CIVIL/PROCEDURE: Authorizes service of process by commercial courier

HB 21 amends the rules for serving legal documents in civil cases by allowing commercial couriers to deliver process to defendants. This change directly affects attorneys, court staff, and individuals involved in lawsuits who currently rely on traditional methods like sheriff service or mail. The bill removes a specific restriction that previously limited how certain documents could be served, thereby expanding the options available for notifying parties about legal actions. By updating this procedural requirement, the legislation aims to modernize how courts handle the delivery of official notices while maintaining the integrity of the legal process.