You don’t tell your attorneys how to serve papers, they usually use a process server. The only reason they would do something this drastic is if she has been avoiding service.
I did something similar to my ex brother in law. He avoided being served for a long time. I even went to his girlfriend's apartment. So the last resort was to serve him at work. Oh btw...He was a State Trooper at the time. I served him in front of his Sargent. He was livid! So the moral of the story....stop trying to avoid it. You might get served in the worst place possible and in front of many people. Save yourself the embarrassment.
I once worked as a receptionist for a large co. A man walked in with a huge bouquet of flowers for a person who worked in the warehouse. I called him to the front and instead of flowers being delivered he switched to being served with documents for loan fraud. It was crazy to watch, but process servers will do what they need to do deliver the papers. He may not have known that was the method.
Lol yea you believe that. Server doesn’t want to try her lawyer? It’s not like this Hollywood celebrity is on the run. Process server definitely saw horrible bosses and hall pass
@@gino41 bud, you forgot pineapple express. Different jurisdictions have different rules, some papers have specific instructions. In my experince usually ones involving children explicitly require personal service, if getting it to her lawyers was all that was necessary, they wouldn't pay a process server to do it.
@@nl-oc9ew really,I thought when 2 parties get divorce every information is communicated through lawyers. And,if he was able get access to the stage why couldn't he wait a little, for her to get of the stage.
@@bheeshma8664 look man. As i said, every jurisdiction is different. I haven't served papers in that county. Also as i said, this is probably about the kids, probably not the actual divorce. And again, there were almost certainly specific instructions, that they needed to be served directly, i.e. not dropped on her doorstep, via her lawyers, or by leaving it with a co-resident adult. I did a lot of family court docs. Direct service is a fairly common stipulation, not the servers discretion. The timing is usually also regulated, i.e. business hours. So no ringing the doorbell at midnight, even though that would be. Great time to find someone.
@@willieirsm I’m waiting for reviews first because I have heard it’s a garbage fire but she is getting attention now so it’s served it’s purpose. Not many people apart from Harry fans have even heard about the movie before this
She’s a celebrity, the process serve picked the easiest way to get to her. You think she’s going to answer her front door for a stranger? No. This was an easy place, plus now she can’t say she didn’t receive it 😂
Your comment makes no sense , she has lawyers and she has a production office and yes they can wait at her home. She wouldn’t dodge a process server because this isn’t a divorce case , it’s a custody issues case, probably a modification. That process server was probably young and stupid. He embarrassed his company and embarrassed the law firm who was a client, not to mention the other celebrity client of the law firm. Trust me that process server is in big big trouble. Professional decorum is still a thing. I know everyone is running around like they can do whatever they want but news flash , you can’t. That client may fire the attorneys. That law firm is probably never going to use that process server again. That process server employee will probably be fired and will never be able to have a job in the legal field or court system ever again. Being a sneaky cheeky person may get you over in the short term but if you think u can get away with embarrassing powerful well connected people , then you have a lot to learn buddy. One phone is all it takes to ruin your life. This is Los Angeles, not some small town in the mid west. You don’t embarrass clients if you want a job
This literally only happens when they can't serve in a normal way aka she was evading it. It's not rocket science, anyone that's taken law classes knows this. There's strict behavior requirements for those serving papers on what they can do given X conditions.
I served papers to someone living in a cabin in a rural area once for a friend. the woman just blew up on me and I felt like I was about to be shot. I just walked off laughing. but the way they served Olivia, damn that was a top tier serve.
Have you ever been married? Then shut tf up, divorce is the hardest thing anyone can go thru. It’s a WHOLE process and NOT easy for ANYONE involved. Especially the children.
If the case was that Olivia was trying to avoid it then I understand it’s the only way they can confront her because it’s important but if not then it’s common sense to give those papers privately because one it’s family matter and two to avoid the public scenario of embarrassment they cause for her
@@griselgriselda2901 why would he be jealous. His career is at an all time peak and could get any chick he wants. She most likely tried to dodge the papers and this was the only way she would receive them.
This is also a super easy way to serve someone papers: you've established who it is and they will clearly acknowledge receipt of the documents. They have more than likely tried several times and she was dodging them. They also have rules about when/where they can serve papers and while jumping the fence to your house is illegal, they can certainly find you in public. Plus, this is quite the sympathy piece for Olivia Wilde. I'm sure she'll spin it to positive PR for herself. (And I wouldn't be surprised if this was orchestrated, though I also wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't. Hard to say. Could be.) Also, this isn't a "private" event? (1:20) How stupid is that comment? It's a public event. The process server didn't crash a small, intimate gathering. They bought a ticket to a show...
Exactly. Also, the only way anyone even knew what was given to her is because she told them. She could have kept it to herself. But since it's a lawsuit, she went public and is trying to use this to her benefit (ie "he publicly embarrassed me").
She most likely lives in a gated community and the process servers could not get to her. I served legal papers in Los Angeles for many years. People of wealth make it very difficult to serve. I don’t know how many times I had to pose as a pizza driver or a flower delivery to be able to serve them legal documents.
I mean serving papers to a celebrity must be insanely difficult so I can’t blame the person that did this, it sucks but this was probably the only way.
Alternatively he could have done it as she was walking off the stage and not been rude and disruptive to all these other people who paid to be there. But yeah, it was the _only_ way
@@gino41 no, because then it turns into a he said/she said scenario where the papers become unacknowledged and stalled. She probably let this on the back burner after tons of emails also left ignored. Now, there is proof of her acknowledgment towards the document and therefore urgency to attend to these without further delay
First of all the fact she was served papers means she likely declined to waive service of process. Normally you give the defendant the ability to just agree to come to court by mailing them an option to waive service of process. If the person declines then they should have known something like this might happen. It's certainly embarrassing, but almost certainly was given an option to avoid something like this prior to them hiring someone to serve her.
Exactly. Especially for the rich I'm SURE there were ways this could've been done privately but it looks like she was doing whatever she could to avoid being served so they did whatever they could to serve her
@@ytallowskids2seedepravityb219 I honestly love hearing the stories of process servers. They have to be some of the ballsiest people alive, absolutely zero F’s given at all times about who the offend. Pretty sure they’d go to hell on purpose if they needed to serve satan lol.
I dated a process server when I was in university. His job wasn't easy and at times could even be dangerous - you never know how some people will react when they get served and he had some super sketchy stories. He would have to get sneaky and creative in some circumstances to actually serve people. This had NOTHING to do with Jason Sudeikis. He has no control over how papers get served to his ex. And it was likely the server determined this was the best or easiest way to actually serve Olivia.
@@joeybaseball7352 a process server has to actually confirm identity and hand it in person to the party concerned. Otherwise process servers wouldn't be needed 😋. There has to be a witness to someone receiving the legal document(s) in question.
that lady at the end hit it pretty good...when you try and serve someone and they keep avoiding you or not answering the door then you have to do what you have to do ...this was probally a last ditch attempt to serve her cause all other attempts she wouldnt answer so dont judge how it was done until you know the full story
if she avoided it many times, she would have seen it coming and not be so surprised to get an envelop, just my opinion, i think the guy serving her wanted to be lengendary or epic in some way so he chose this away, bad professional just that
@@pereiramariana35 she is an actress….ofc she knew what it was but she also knew that if she reacted like it finally caught up to her then we’d know right away she was avoiding it.
@@pereiramariana35 Wouldn't you be surprised if some random person jumped up onto a stage you're on and handed you a mysterious manilla envelope while you're standing in front of thousands of people? Hahaha I would be! Even if she knew she was going to served at some point, I think it def would've been surprising in that specific moment, you know? Whoever served her certainly has balls hahahaha🤪
I love how all of these talk show host think it’s horrible yet they made it the PRIMARY story on there HIGHLY televised shows I seriously would’ve never heard about this 😂
@@I_am_milan actually that’s not accurate host have the option to not report if they feel that upset about a story they just like ratings more than humanity.
From personal experience: if you hire someone to serve papers, you have released control of how or when the papers will be served. The person who serves can do it in any moment that it is possible, and just wants to get the papers in her hands without being avoided. It's very easy to get ignored by a famous person
Once you turn over documents to a process server, the decision to serve is left up to them. If the person being served is difficult to reach, uncooperative, and or refuses to accept it, some process servers become very creative. This one did a great job! He served the papers in a timely, effective manner. Regardless of how embarrassing it was, it was done effectively. That’s the whole point of hiring the process server.
Literally makes no sense. She is a high profile person , they don’t dodge court papers. It’s very easy to reach their “team” or “lawyers”. Plus her ex could have met her some where and gave her the papers, maybe when he drops off the kids that they share custody with../ did you think of that genius ? Stop thinking with the worst parts of your brain for once
The ex husband is not allowed to serve the papers. The court requires a process server to prove the papers were served. Contacting her team is also not allowed. She can easily say she never received the papers. This is why process servers need to hand them their documents directly. The first step is always their home. If they keep avoiding the process server, they then look for other ways to find them.
Interviewer: we need process servers who will do whatever they need to do to get papers served. Process server: I’m the person that jumped the stage and served Olivia Wilde Interviewer: that’s crazy! You’re hired!
As a former process server it does not matter where or when you get the person. The goal is to deliver the papers and thats it. Ive served people while they were watching their sons basketball game or even served someone on their birthday with some flowers and the paper work to follow.
@@joeybaseball7352 In many jurisdictions, serving by USPS is not proper service. The person can easily say that they never received it. The person must be personally served and the process server must be able to testify in court that they personally served the litigant if service is ever challenged.
@@user-in8xx1xu5b I've done some process serving myself: before a litigant's surprise birthday party, stake out in front of the litigant's home, at a Christmas party, at Sunday brunch.
Anyone who has been served before knows that they come to your house multiple times before they would do something like this. She’s been dodging that server for a while!💯🔥
@@adampalmer5399 sounds like a great excuse for a person to use to gain access to her though. As a mom, I can't imagine the fear famous parents when feel when some stranger rolls up to their "safe space" wanting to interact with them.
Lol it was most likely just basic paperwork for the court. I doubt it was anything as dramatic as him fighting for his kids. They literally said the divorce has been amicable.
@@4uh8rz2nv she was to be served with papers but since she's in the public spotlight, getting to her is more of a challenge than the average person. When someone hires someone else to serve another person with court papers, the person who hired them has no say in when they're served. Have you gone through this process before? Because if you had then you would know what happens. If ANYTHING is filed with the court that has anything to do with custody agreements need to be mailed or served to the other party. Please show me where you interpreted any hate. Stop having a knee jerk reaction as a result of your feelings.
@@DR-sv8ke My wife's mother sued us for custody of our oldest son. I know how the process works. I also made her spend close to 1 million dollars on that suit before her dumb ass understood what I was doing. 😂 She thought because she flaunted her inheritance she could give him a better life because she didn't believe I was a millionaire myself. In court she found out. 🤣🤣🤣 I bet you have never been in that situation.......and I hope you never will be.
My ex wife tried to play this game of not accepting service. They ended up going to her job to serve her and then she was angry about being embarrassed in front of her coworkers.
She is a celebrity that is always traveling, protected by handlers, studios, and security. This was a publicized event in which the server knew she would be there. Dude was just doing his job. I see no problem here.
@@tiah1927 That’s right. When you assume you can just avoid the process server. Eventually this is what happens to you when they can’t catch you at home because you won’t answer the door.
Do you have proof she was avoiding the serve? You have as much proof she was avoiding it as I have of him doing it on purpose to hurt her. All you're doing is villainizing one or the other when you blame one for doing something they may or may not have done. Look how quick everyone jumped to the conclusion of Johnny Depp being the abuser, and it isn't that way.
Sure seriously, most people get served at work. What makes her so special that she needs to be served in private? Stop getting mad that celebs didnt get special treatment. Treatment they wouldnt even give you. She got served like everyone else, she will be fine moving on.
@@leomane372 well she is a celebrity and folks have even been served at weddings and funerals. Wherever it is public and the servee(?) can’t run or hide or deny service. It’s the way of the game.
As a process server myself, I approve of this service! Next time you should open your private gated residence and let me in, then open your front door and take the documents, then this type of public humiliation could be avoided. You ain't above the law, ma'am!
Had to be done. She was probably dodging this server and denying access to her property for a while. Now she was served on camera, cannot deny it. If she was scheduled to appear in public, that might have been the servers only chance.
@@redfieldnapa4125 There isn't some law about "trespassing on stage" if they were invited into the building. The owners can kick them out, but the police won't arrest them. They might just tell that person to not return because the owner bans them from the property. But there wasn't a trespassing law broken here.
I believe Jason. Once you hire a process server...attorney gives them info that may help them figure out where and when to serve the person...it's ultimately the process server who makes the final decision on how its served. Could have very well been because it was the only way to get those papers to her.
Serving papers to a celebrity is NOT easy, so this person (as much as it must have sucked for her) actually did their job pretty damn well. edit: the comments below have written some interesting things about the process serving process that i was unaware of [ not being from America, thank you and my apologies :) ]
Was thinking that as well lmao. Process servers aren’t fun no matter what. Sucks they didn’t wait til she was off stage, but they probably didn’t have access to her after that 😅hilarious
She has representation and courts have that on file. Even if she was hard to find you can serve her attorney. It's a stunt. Anyone justifying it is just addicted to drama.
Honestly it’s the man’s JOB! When the person serving can’t reach the other person this is normal. People who serve papers will have to do their job no matter what.
I have a feeling she was avoiding those papers for some time now. With her being a celebrity it would make it really hard to serve her at home so this seems like a perfect opportunity to serve a celebrity if you ask me.
Goes to show the MSM obviously (and shockingly) hage no idea how processing works. She's a celebrity and is likely hard to encounter / knows it's coming and is avidly avoiding it. Sorry but good for him for actually getting it through to her, probably was the only way he could
I wonder why all the talk shows were up in arms about how this was done. That person had a job to do and it was done, they weren't gonna wait around and make sure it was convenient for her.
This type of delivery only happens if the recipients dodge the lawyers and make it hard them to contact them. She probably tried to play hard ball and hard to get with the Jason's lawyers.
Funny how this is seen as embarrassing for her but the way she went about flaunting her relationship/ affair like the man was nothing wasn’t embarrassing for him 🤔
Typically a “P.I.” or similar……. when serving papers……. Struggle to get the envelope over to the receiving party. They usually will try for hours, days, even weeks to attempt to deliver those. If the person doesn’t touch the envelope, then they legally can’t drop the envelope off. The receiving party has to physically be given the papers and has to actually grab it by their own choice. If they don’t touch it, they can’t be “delivered”. That was his way of getting the job done unexpectedly and easier.
Yes you would have, if you wanted custody you'd never say "nevermind, because I don't want to embarrass her, so if you can't serve her I'll just drop the lawsuit." No one would say that.
alot of people here dont understand how process serving works, and who tf cares if a multi millionaire is made to look bad. thats not even the case. people get served civil paperwork everyday. i highly doubt the server would be able to find her at any private residence while shes going on tour promoting a movie she made. think about it critically people. the server deserves a bonus.
@@seesidesummerhouse6112 I did not. It’s on Reddit, which means it could be true or not and I couldn’t care less, just like the story about Olivia. Only her and her ex really know the truth. The thing is people just hate when a woman leaves their dream male celebrity, so they judge her right away. There had been rumors about her break up with Jason several months before she started a new relationship, still they don’t care, verbally attacking her like she has committed a serious crime or something, which is disgusting
@@todaytmrrw If they want through a publicized nasty breakup and then she's handed legal documents it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to deduce what is going on.
@@SugaryCoyote again, the document read personal n confidential. There could of been a thousand reason for this. Only husbands serve papers 🤨🤔🤷🏿♂️. This could of been a important document from her office .. who would've known or cared... She was handed a manilla envelope only for her eyes to see. The internet had turned us into a bunch of nosy old ladies. Lmaoooo
The only person who knows why it was done that way is the guy who handed her the papers. Neither Jason Sudeikis nor his attorneys decide that... the process server does, which is usually a third-party contracted out to do it.
People do avoid being served especially when they know it’s coming. I used a private investigator to serve a realtor because she was always traveling according to her staff, the server had to show up at an open house where he found her trying to sell a house. She yelled and through a fit because she was working 🤷🏻♂️
I know the feeling. My ex wife avoided me for 2 years on a divorce and she an 8 month old baby with some other dude. I fired my Male attorney and hired a Female attorney. It was over in two weeks.
@@Zeevuhl well that’s too bad has she not avoided the processors before she never would’ve gotten served in public in front of thousands of people she embarrassed herself
Process servers don't give a f*** for one soon as they find out where you're going to be and you can't really hide from them they'll jump on it I once serve someone at Walmart because I knew they were going to Walmart
How come no one is talking about how someone from the audience could just walk up to her and hand her the envelope? Anyway, I think Jason is great, even though he had nothing to do with it, love seeing celebrities taken down a notch.
This is going to come back and bite Olivia in the @ss. She used this in an attempt to shame her ex. In reality she was avoiding being served. She could have kept quiet about the whole incident.
Someone had me served at my new job once. They knew my address and they gave them my new jobs address just to try to make me lose it. That was actually a big part of the reason why they lost the case when we went to court. The judge was disgusted someone would do that. Usually the person having the other person served is the one who gives up their locations.
Lmfao. Act like an adult and communicate, if even only through your attorney, and you won’t get served at all. This only happens when the other party can never get ahold of you.
@@les0101s what would the point of doing it this way be? It's not like the guy took a microphone and said you've been served with court documents. Olivia said it herself it could've been a script or anything, nobody actually knew in the moment. The only reason it's public now is because she leaked it, probably to get sympathy and/or make Jason look bad.
I know individuals who serve humans legal documents, it's likely the process server was unable to get access to her in a private setting, given she that travels a lot and has a security detail who could prevent a process server from serving the legal documents, don't get mad at the process server for doing their job, she shouldn't have gotten into legal trouble if she didn't want things like this to happen to her.
That’s actually a good point. How the hell do people that travel for work get served? Do they just wait for them to get home? Or try and trail behind them to catch them?
I love how they're blaming Mr. Sadakis but clearly Miss Wilde decided not to partake in the process if this was the only way for his lawyers to get her paperwork.
Family Law Attorney here. When someone isn't easy to find within the State in order to obtain service, the process server will do whatever it takes. Also, we rarely instruct the process server on how to obtain service other than to pass on possible locations to find them.
The thing is, why do we know they were legal papers, if she kept quiet on the stage she should of kept quiet afterwards, and nobody would have known about it, and now it's on the news and all the world knows, just plain stupid
id wager they had to resort to something akin to this moment to serve those papers. she KNEW they were coming, and kept veiled but staff. when that limelight starts to soften that botox stiffness the ego is like ' oh is this a script??!?!? ' OMG dense.
"Turn into a huge embarrassment" Why would it be a huge embarrassment? Nobody knew what was in the yellow envelope... nobody knew what she was reading or looking at? And she certainly didn't tell the audience.
when comes to legal injunctions/other it will be delivered no matter the circumstances as they maybe have visited her home, relatives etc and could not deliver it, they usually continue to deliver it even if it's in the most embarrassing way
She embarrassed him by breaking off the engagement, leaving him after 9 years and TWO kids and hooked up with a BOY decades younger than her and no one batted an eye but she gets served LEGAL papers LEGALLY and everyone is on an uproar... feminism... smdh...
Bro thats personal matter and you dont mess personal matter in professional time. Sho broke up with him thats also Personal Matter not professional Matter. You deal 2 things in 2 state.
@@thepeacemaker851 I know you're a pathetic simp who thinks you ate with this comment... she let it get personal during professional time by not signing for the legal document during her personal time... go back to being cucked by your wife and her pool boy that you pay for.
Very classy 😏🙄 as a former process server, it's easy to get around with legal documents and this was probably the easiest way to serve without being questioned or encounter resistance
After trying to have my ex served 7 times then eventually getting a court order to tape it to her door it took 3 months to get my ex served. If I knew she was going to be at a event then I'd save myself months of waiting and save $$$$ by getting her served on stage in front of everyone.
@@gummy5862 not if the laws were written back in the 50's. If I don't know her where abouts I can print a personal ad in the news paper. If she doesn't respond then I win.
@@gummy5862 the court system is 40 years behind the times. Each state has different laws and definitions on how to handle divorce and getting served. She's probably staying at the One directions singers house and he doesn't know the address.
It might be hard for a process server to access someone famous. Maybe her entourage was too close until she got on stage. I don't think her ex had anything to do with it. People don't tell process servers how to serve the papers, they just tell them their address and place of work.. where they might find them.
To me the important thing is that murderers and psychos know now that they can easily approach celebrities and give them stuff at those events, particularly stuff inside envelopes. That's insane and no one talking about this is even more insane to me.
There's usually a reason that it comes to drastic measures like this. And it's my guess that it was something along the lines of, he tried multiple times to get her these papers, and she flat out avoided it. It's too bad she was embarrassed in front of thousands, but next time Olivia, accept the inevitable, and take those papers in the privacy of your office next time.
If I was trying to get into the same room as a specific celebrity and they don't make themselves available to someone simply calling them / their agent / their lawyer, then finding what schedule they have publicly is really the only way.
You don’t tell your attorneys how to serve papers, they usually use a process server. The only reason they would do something this drastic is if she has been avoiding service.
That seems to be the most likely explanation. But we'll never know for sure.
Very true
OR... the ex husband is bitter & wants to embarrass & hurt her.
@@Sunshine-is_here_to_stay or how about you shutup
@@Sunshine-is_here_to_stay he plays no decision making in how the process servers execute the serving of documents 🙄
I did something similar to my ex brother in law. He avoided being served for a long time. I even went to his girlfriend's apartment. So the last resort was to serve him at work. Oh btw...He was a State Trooper at the time. I served him in front of his Sargent. He was livid! So the moral of the story....stop trying to avoid it. You might get served in the worst place possible and in front of many people. Save yourself the embarrassment.
Was he the brother of your ex-wife, or the ex-husband of your sister?
you got it done, bro. champ 👍
You're a terrible x no wonder you're his ex you have awful morals to jeopardize his career
You yourself don't serve them. Unless you were the server
@@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286 you have to serve them, or pay someone to serve them, which they will decide how and where to serve them.
I once worked as a receptionist for a large co. A man walked in with a huge bouquet of flowers for a person who worked in the warehouse. I called him to the front and instead of flowers being delivered he switched to being served with documents for loan fraud. It was crazy to watch, but process servers will do what they need to do deliver the papers. He may not have known that was the method.
I’m confused, did the person who worked in the warehouse get served or was it someone else?
Did the process server at least leave the bouquet of flowers?
@@karatechopster155 The warehouse person, I believe.
@@TienNguyen-dg4xi thanks
Why would they deliver flowers to a man? He didn't realize something was off about that?
Having been a process server, i can confirm, jason has nothing to do with this. Serving her like this likely meant multiple failed attempts.
Lol yea you believe that. Server doesn’t want to try her lawyer? It’s not like this Hollywood celebrity is on the run. Process server definitely saw horrible bosses and hall pass
@@gino41 bud, you forgot pineapple express.
Different jurisdictions have different rules, some papers have specific instructions. In my experince usually ones involving children explicitly require personal service, if getting it to her lawyers was all that was necessary, they wouldn't pay a process server to do it.
@@gino41 you know nothing lol
@@nl-oc9ew really,I thought when 2 parties get divorce every information is communicated through lawyers. And,if he was able get access to the stage why couldn't he wait a little, for her to get of the stage.
@@bheeshma8664 look man. As i said, every jurisdiction is different. I haven't served papers in that county. Also as i said, this is probably about the kids, probably not the actual divorce. And again, there were almost certainly specific instructions, that they needed to be served directly, i.e. not dropped on her doorstep, via her lawyers, or by leaving it with a co-resident adult. I did a lot of family court docs. Direct service is a fairly common stipulation, not the servers discretion. The timing is usually also regulated, i.e. business hours. So no ringing the doorbell at midnight, even though that would be. Great time to find someone.
I'm sure it was embarrassing for her, but I think making a headline about it makes it even more embarrassing for her. Lol
Who knows, now everyone knows about her movie
@@mckernan603 great free promo. Very convenient for her
Idk I mean I’m gonna watch her movie now so maybe it will actually help her get more people to see it
@@willieirsm I’m waiting for reviews first because I have heard it’s a garbage fire but she is getting attention now so it’s served it’s purpose. Not many people apart from Harry fans have even heard about the movie before this
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She’s a celebrity, the process serve picked the easiest way to get to her. You think she’s going to answer her front door for a stranger? No. This was an easy place, plus now she can’t say she didn’t receive it 😂
Exactly!
I completely agree 💯
Your comment makes no sense , she has lawyers and she has a production office and yes they can wait at her home. She wouldn’t dodge a process server because this isn’t a divorce case , it’s a custody issues case, probably a modification. That process server was probably young and stupid. He embarrassed his company and embarrassed the law firm who was a client, not to mention the other celebrity client of the law firm. Trust me that process server is in big big trouble. Professional decorum is still a thing. I know everyone is running around like they can do whatever they want but news flash , you can’t. That client may fire the attorneys. That law firm is probably never going to use that process server again. That process server employee will probably be fired and will never be able to have a job in the legal field or court system ever again. Being a sneaky cheeky person may get you over in the short term but if you think u can get away with embarrassing powerful well connected people , then you have a lot to learn buddy. One phone is all it takes to ruin your life. This is Los Angeles, not some small town in the mid west. You don’t embarrass clients if you want a job
Yep. I see nothing wrong here. I don't think they would go to those lengths if she was so easily reached. I condone this 100%.
That's like serving divorce papers at a funeral, it's not illegal, but damn
In the end, nobody knows why she was served the way she was. Don’t come for her, or for her ex. We DON’T know why she was served that way.
This literally only happens when they can't serve in a normal way aka she was evading it. It's not rocket science, anyone that's taken law classes knows this. There's strict behavior requirements for those serving papers on what they can do given X conditions.
Exactly.
More than likely because they couldn't find her.
@@cynthiabates3807 i saw she was avoiding them
We do. Because she avoided all communication. That’s the ONLY reason you get served in public.
I served papers to someone living in a cabin in a rural area once for a friend. the woman just blew up on me and I felt like I was about to be shot. I just walked off laughing. but the way they served Olivia, damn that was a top tier serve.
My guess is she had been avoiding them and this was one way to make sure she would get them
Must've been a level headed dude, around here, people go missing for laughing as they walk away....
That she thought it was a script makes it that much more embarrassing.
I mean no one expects to get served
Have you ever been married? Then shut tf up, divorce is the hardest thing anyone can go thru. It’s a WHOLE process and NOT easy for ANYONE involved. Especially the children.
@@aliceryan1378 No. But I bet you have. Keep it classy women.
@@aliceryan1378 they weren’t even married, it’s a custody battle
@@aliceryan1378 they aren't divorced. They weren't even married. So you need to shut up.
If the case was that Olivia was trying to avoid it then I understand it’s the only way they can confront her because it’s important but if not then it’s common sense to give those papers privately because one it’s family matter and two to avoid the public scenario of embarrassment they cause for her
Good thing your opinion isn't law.
Nah they did the right thing, I’m tired of these female privilege females getting away with stuff.
This only ever happens when someone is trying to evade being served. This is entirely her own fault.
He’s so petty. He’s just jealous that she moved on. He’s a creep!
@@griselgriselda2901 why would he be jealous. His career is at an all time peak and could get any chick he wants. She most likely tried to dodge the papers and this was the only way she would receive them.
This is also a super easy way to serve someone papers: you've established who it is and they will clearly acknowledge receipt of the documents. They have more than likely tried several times and she was dodging them. They also have rules about when/where they can serve papers and while jumping the fence to your house is illegal, they can certainly find you in public. Plus, this is quite the sympathy piece for Olivia Wilde. I'm sure she'll spin it to positive PR for herself. (And I wouldn't be surprised if this was orchestrated, though I also wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't. Hard to say. Could be.)
Also, this isn't a "private" event? (1:20) How stupid is that comment? It's a public event. The process server didn't crash a small, intimate gathering. They bought a ticket to a show...
You hit the nail on the head💯
Exactly.
Also, the only way anyone even knew what was given to her is because she told them. She could have kept it to herself. But since it's a lawsuit, she went public and is trying to use this to her benefit (ie "he publicly embarrassed me").
@@ericsw03 this!!
@@ericsw03 Great point.
Bingo!
She most likely lives in a gated community and the process servers could not get to her. I served legal papers in Los Angeles for many years. People of wealth make it very difficult to serve. I don’t know how many times I had to pose as a pizza driver or a flower delivery to be able to serve them legal documents.
Lol wut?
@@kevinfernandez9999 flower delivery is a common trick servers use.
I mean serving papers to a celebrity must be insanely difficult so I can’t blame the person that did this, it sucks but this was probably the only way.
You sure that’s what you mean? Why don’t you think about it and come back later honey…
Alternatively he could have done it as she was walking off the stage and not been rude and disruptive to all these other people who paid to be there. But yeah, it was the _only_ way
It’s actually easy to serve celebrities. You just hand the papers to their lawyer. It’s not like she is on the run
@@gino41 no, because then it turns into a he said/she said scenario where the papers become unacknowledged and stalled. She probably let this on the back burner after tons of emails also left ignored. Now, there is proof of her acknowledgment towards the document and therefore urgency to attend to these without further delay
@@Combobreaker100 why do you assume? You literally just made up an excuse for the way it was done.
The ex even said he thinks it was wrong. 🙄
First of all the fact she was served papers means she likely declined to waive service of process. Normally you give the defendant the ability to just agree to come to court by mailing them an option to waive service of process. If the person declines then they should have known something like this might happen. It's certainly embarrassing, but almost certainly was given an option to avoid something like this prior to them hiring someone to serve her.
Exactly. Especially for the rich I'm SURE there were ways this could've been done privately but it looks like she was doing whatever she could to avoid being served so they did whatever they could to serve her
@@ytallowskids2seedepravityb219 I honestly love hearing the stories of process servers. They have to be some of the ballsiest people alive, absolutely zero F’s given at all times about who the offend. Pretty sure they’d go to hell on purpose if they needed to serve satan lol.
@@ShirleyitsJohn 🤣😅😅
I had a sheriff serve me papers at a gas station. (Obviously he knew who I was) I never received anything in the mail.
@@amberdavis5311 They don’t always need to send a waiver, but it’s typically customary.
Noone would know about this "super embarrassing moment" until Inside Edition blasts it out to 10m people. Really great job!
Yeah, even the images just made it look like private documents. I had no idea it was about the kids.
But it's literally everywhere!
I heard about it already, and I don't follow entertainment news at all.
It's not Inside Edition. It's Wilde's publicist pushing this story. She wants sympathy in their court battle.
Thanks inside edition. Now people across the world know of this incident. Much love from Malaysia, halfway around the globe.
She was ducking getting served. Finally caught her.
I dated a process server when I was in university. His job wasn't easy and at times could even be dangerous - you never know how some people will react when they get served and he had some super sketchy stories. He would have to get sneaky and creative in some circumstances to actually serve people. This had NOTHING to do with Jason Sudeikis. He has no control over how papers get served to his ex. And it was likely the server determined this was the best or easiest way to actually serve Olivia.
@smell the air Maybe she was avoiding getting served did you see the comment above this one?
Or just send it in the mail.
@@joeybaseball7352 a process server has to actually confirm identity and hand it in person to the party concerned. Otherwise process servers wouldn't be needed 😋. There has to be a witness to someone receiving the legal document(s) in question.
@@kikib8434 they need to start delivering Amazon packages, so people won't steal them.
@@joeybaseball7352 agreed, 100% 😂😁!!!
that lady at the end hit it pretty good...when you try and serve someone and they keep avoiding you or not answering the door then you have to do what you have to do ...this was probally a last ditch attempt to serve her cause all other attempts she wouldnt answer so dont judge how it was done until you know the full story
if she avoided it many times, she would have seen it coming and not be so surprised to get an envelop, just my opinion, i think the guy serving her wanted to be lengendary or epic in some way so he chose this away, bad professional just that
@@pereiramariana35 she is an actress….ofc she knew what it was but she also knew that if she reacted like it finally caught up to her then we’d know right away she was avoiding it.
@@pereiramariana35 Wouldn't you be surprised if some random person jumped up onto a stage you're on and handed you a mysterious manilla envelope while you're standing in front of thousands of people? Hahaha I would be! Even if she knew she was going to served at some point, I think it def would've been surprising in that specific moment, you know? Whoever served her certainly has balls hahahaha🤪
Yuuuup
@@NotoriousBroadcasts how do you know? It's a he said she said. It's all speculation at this point.
I love how all of these talk show host think it’s horrible yet they made it the PRIMARY story on there HIGHLY televised shows I seriously would’ve never heard about this 😂
Yup hahahaha😂 Exactly that!
Producers decide the stories not the host.
@@I_am_milan actually that’s not accurate host have the option to not report if they feel that upset about a story they just like ratings more than humanity.
@@jrl8485 no it's their job. They can't pick burgers or fry section like you can at McDonald's.
Exactly!
if she's unavailable, the process server has to get the person any way he/she can. it business, not personal.
“You’ve been served”
Best in the business.
Dale Denton
"you're a servant? Like a butler?"
Fish tacos
@@Slop_Dog Underrated line 😂
amber " dookie " heard
@@Slop_Dog no no..a proce...PROCESS SERRverr
From personal experience: if you hire someone to serve papers, you have released control of how or when the papers will be served. The person who serves can do it in any moment that it is possible, and just wants to get the papers in her hands without being avoided. It's very easy to get ignored by a famous person
Once you turn over documents to a process server, the decision to serve is left up to them. If the person being served is difficult to reach, uncooperative, and or refuses to accept it, some process servers become very creative. This one did a great job! He served the papers in a timely, effective manner. Regardless of how embarrassing it was, it was done effectively. That’s the whole point of hiring the process server.
Exactly.
She just got served
Genius move by the process server, she can't claim she wasn't served.
I'm confident she avoided being served and this was the only way to catch up with her.
Literally makes no sense. She is a high profile person , they don’t dodge court papers. It’s very easy to reach their “team” or “lawyers”. Plus her ex could have met her some where and gave her the papers, maybe when he drops off the kids that they share custody with../ did you think of that genius ?
Stop thinking with the worst parts of your brain for once
The ex husband is not allowed to serve the papers. The court requires a process server to prove the papers were served. Contacting her team is also not allowed. She can easily say she never received the papers. This is why process servers need to hand them their documents directly. The first step is always their home. If they keep avoiding the process server, they then look for other ways to find them.
@@L0kias1 High profile people don't dodge court papers. That is hilarious.
@@L0kias1 hahahah you don't have a clue
Interviewer: we need process servers who will do whatever they need to do to get papers served.
Process server: I’m the person that jumped the stage and served Olivia Wilde
Interviewer: that’s crazy! You’re hired!
i served president reagan during the inaugural address
The person who served her should get a raise.
Or fired.
But why is this so funny though 🤣😂🤣😂
Your misogyny is showing
It's so satisfying when celebrities get taken down a peg.
@@cam9659 how is it misogyny?
I served many papers on people on dates, at work, church, or in meetings - I took advantage of locating them wherever and whenever.
As a former process server it does not matter where or when you get the person. The goal is to deliver the papers and thats it. Ive served people while they were watching their sons basketball game or even served someone on their birthday with some flowers and the paper work to follow.
Ever heard of USPS?
Below you will replies from complete and total morons who don't understand a joke.
@@joeybaseball7352 thanks sherlock
@@joeybaseball7352 In many jurisdictions, serving by USPS is not proper service. The person can easily say that they never received it. The person must be personally served and the process server must be able to testify in court that they personally served the litigant if service is ever challenged.
@@RaymondHng exactly
@@user-in8xx1xu5b I've done some process serving myself: before a litigant's surprise birthday party, stake out in front of the litigant's home, at a Christmas party, at Sunday brunch.
Anyone who has been served before knows that they come to your house multiple times before they would do something like this. She’s been dodging that server for a while!💯🔥
Security measures at her home may have prevented her being served. Sigh.
@@monstermcboo7282 They always have a ringer at the gate so you can let them know you’re there. Usually!
@@adampalmer5399 yeah, but why would she let some stranger through? Even if she wasn't famous, I doubt she would have.
@@jenni8982 Because she knows they’re there to serve her & if she had common sense she wouldn’t want to be served out in the public!
@@adampalmer5399 sounds like a great excuse for a person to use to gain access to her though. As a mom, I can't imagine the fear famous parents when feel when some stranger rolls up to their "safe space" wanting to interact with them.
as a former due process server, this was probably the only way they were able to find/ serve her in person
Exactly! Love it!
Well she got served. Signed, Sealed, Delivered !
Always good to see a man actively fighting for his children.
Lol it was most likely just basic paperwork for the court. I doubt it was anything as dramatic as him fighting for his kids. They literally said the divorce has been amicable.
@@DR-sv8ke
So then give your twist of the story.
Hate much ?
@@4uh8rz2nv she was to be served with papers but since she's in the public spotlight, getting to her is more of a challenge than the average person. When someone hires someone else to serve another person with court papers, the person who hired them has no say in when they're served. Have you gone through this process before? Because if you had then you would know what happens. If ANYTHING is filed with the court that has anything to do with custody agreements need to be mailed or served to the other party. Please show me where you interpreted any hate. Stop having a knee jerk reaction as a result of your feelings.
@@DR-sv8ke
My wife's mother sued us for custody of our oldest son.
I know how the process works.
I also made her spend close to 1 million dollars on that suit before her dumb ass understood what I was doing. 😂
She thought because she flaunted her inheritance she could give him a better life because she didn't believe I was a millionaire myself.
In court she found out. 🤣🤣🤣
I bet you have never been in that situation.......and I hope you never will be.
@@DR-sv8ke Divorce? I heard the reporter say that the engagement was called off. That is not a divorce.
My ex wife tried to play this game of not accepting service. They ended up going to her job to serve her and then she was angry about being embarrassed in front of her coworkers.
I remember this one. I'm the one that did it!
The look on her face too!!
She is a celebrity that is always traveling, protected by handlers, studios, and security. This was a publicized event in which the server knew she would be there. Dude was just doing his job. I see no problem here.
Yep. Madonna was once trying to avoid being served & the server finally caught her out while jogging one day.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I’m surprised the server was jumped by security trying to get on stage lol
Legal papaers can be delivered at anytime. There is nothing wrong or illegal in this.
I’m sure she’s been avoiding the process server for a while, and this is what it came down to.
You know what they say when you assume…
@@tiah1927 That’s right. When you assume you can just avoid the process server. Eventually this is what happens to you when they can’t catch you at home because you won’t answer the door.
Source?
@@Chic_Ken Ask any lawyer in the USA. It’s a lot easier for them to serve you at home unless you don’t want to be served.
Do you have proof she was avoiding the serve? You have as much proof she was avoiding it as I have of him doing it on purpose to hurt her. All you're doing is villainizing one or the other when you blame one for doing something they may or may not have done. Look how quick everyone jumped to the conclusion of Johnny Depp being the abuser, and it isn't that way.
Sure seriously, most people get served at work. What makes her so special that she needs to be served in private? Stop getting mad that celebs didnt get special treatment. Treatment they wouldnt even give you. She got served like everyone else, she will be fine moving on.
You must of been served at work.
Yeah the difference is that she was speaking in front of hundreds of people and then had inside edition blast it to their ten million subscribers.
Do most people get served in front of this many people?
@@leomane372 well she is a celebrity and folks have even been served at weddings and funerals. Wherever it is public and the servee(?) can’t run or hide or deny service. It’s the way of the game.
agree this is not anything new - this happens to all people
This normally happens when the person avoids being served
As a process server myself, I approve of this service! Next time you should open your private gated residence and let me in, then open your front door and take the documents, then this type of public humiliation could be avoided. You ain't above the law, ma'am!
Had to be done. She was probably dodging this server and denying access to her property for a while. Now she was served on camera, cannot deny it. If she was scheduled to appear in public, that might have been the servers only chance.
Neither is the server. He should be arrested for trespassing on the stage. He's not authorized to be up there. He broke the law too.
@@redfieldnapa4125 "trespassing on the stage"? sorry pal, but that stage is public domain as far as process serving goes
@@redfieldnapa4125 There isn't some law about "trespassing on stage" if they were invited into the building. The owners can kick them out, but the police won't arrest them. They might just tell that person to not return because the owner bans them from the property. But there wasn't a trespassing law broken here.
I believe Jason.
Once you hire a process server...attorney gives them info that may help them figure out where and when to serve the person...it's ultimately the process server who makes the final decision on how its served.
Could have very well been because it was the only way to get those papers to her.
Serving papers to a celebrity is NOT easy, so this person (as much as it must have sucked for her) actually did their job pretty damn well.
edit: the comments below have written some interesting things about the process serving process that i was unaware of [ not being from America, thank you and my apologies :) ]
Was thinking that as well lmao. Process servers aren’t fun no matter what. Sucks they didn’t wait til she was off stage, but they probably didn’t have access to her after that 😅hilarious
This is wrong. Serving someone without a home is hard. Serving someone with large representation is easy.
No they did the best job any process server could ever do
She has representation and courts have that on file. Even if she was hard to find you can serve her attorney. It's a stunt. Anyone justifying it is just addicted to drama.
No. Not while she was on stage.
That's like someone walking onto a Broadway performance.
You wait until they're at least done or walking off.
Honestly it’s the man’s JOB! When the person serving can’t reach the other person this is normal. People who serve papers will have to do their job no matter what.
@loveutill theendoftimes he did his job, he gave her the papers
@@גקדןרק the server has barons, that's not how it is done. Chop him at the knees I say.
@@wrathc53 🤣
@loveutill theendoftimes do you think it's easy to gain access to a celebrity, who has probably been avoiding you, by going backstage?
@loveutill theendoftimes She would've been surrounded by people and body guards. This was the best way.
I have a feeling she was avoiding those papers for some time now. With her being a celebrity it would make it really hard to serve her at home so this seems like a perfect opportunity to serve a celebrity if you ask me.
She probably been ducking and dogeing and this was the perfect time. So the server did his job. Big whoop
Mission completed
So what makes her any different than anyone else in terms of the law - except she is a celebrity. She was served - job well done
The server got his job done quick and easy. Good for him. Work smarter not harder
Well there is getting the badge and time to get a front row seat. So plenty of effort was used there.
Goes to show the MSM obviously (and shockingly) hage no idea how processing works. She's a celebrity and is likely hard to encounter / knows it's coming and is avidly avoiding it. Sorry but good for him for actually getting it through to her, probably was the only way he could
I wonder why all the talk shows were up in arms about how this was done. That person had a job to do and it was done, they weren't gonna wait around and make sure it was convenient for her.
Points for creativity on the process server's part, too 🙃
This type of delivery only happens if the recipients dodge the lawyers and make it hard them to contact them. She probably tried to play hard ball and hard to get with the Jason's lawyers.
They may know what is going on behind the scenes
Yep & they also on a clock.
I don't care it's not the place.
Oddly enough, the server company was very smart for doing this. Service cannot be disputed since it was on camera
That server is legendary
Pay the price for the ticket and completed the mission. Hero.
One of the best papers served.
That server has to top this now. He or she should make a TH-cam channel trying to beat it.
"Jason didn't tell his lawyers what to do"
You don't have to be told how to not serve legal papers. It's common sense
Funny how this is seen as embarrassing for her but the way she went about flaunting her relationship/ affair like the man was nothing wasn’t embarrassing for him 🤔
Wait she cheated? And isn’t Harry Styles like 10 years younger than her? Lmao that’s a rebound
Pretty sure they were already separated..
@@Ryan-cb1ei she never cheated they started messing around after the divorce
@@Ryan-cb1ei I don't think she cheated and being younger is not a phenomenon..
So what I’m hearing is no one knows if she cheated or not but everyone is drawing their own speculation so about the relationship
Typically a “P.I.” or similar……. when serving papers……. Struggle to get the envelope over to the receiving party. They usually will try for hours, days, even weeks to attempt to deliver those.
If the person doesn’t touch the envelope, then they legally can’t drop the envelope off. The receiving party has to physically be given the papers and has to actually grab it by their own choice. If they don’t touch it, they can’t be “delivered”. That was his way of getting the job done unexpectedly and easier.
It's good to have witnesses because she can't lie and say she wasn't served the papers. I probably wouldn't have gone about it in that way though.
Yes you would have, if you wanted custody you'd never say "nevermind, because I don't want to embarrass her, so if you can't serve her I'll just drop the lawsuit." No one would say that.
Actually if she had been avoiding the situation, this was a pretty genius way to serve papers.
I think it was perfectly planned.
"Two Thumbs Up!"
That’s what happens when you try to avoid being served! She was served all right!
its tough to serve people that dont want to be and you need proof. bravo to the server. job well done. mission completed. nobody is above the law.
alot of people here dont understand how process serving works, and who tf cares if a multi millionaire is made to look bad. thats not even the case. people get served civil paperwork everyday. i highly doubt the server would be able to find her at any private residence while shes going on tour promoting a movie she made. think about it critically people. the server deserves a bonus.
Correct
Exactly
best damn process server money can buy 😆
Sudeikis was probably equally blindsided when he found out she had cheated on him. Repeatedly.
Or she had been cheated on by him first but the world is not ready to accept that a woman can leave a man for her own good
@ You just made that up. It is widespread knowledge she cheated on him.
@@seesidesummerhouse6112 I did not. It’s on Reddit, which means it could be true or not and I couldn’t care less, just like the story about Olivia. Only her and her ex really know the truth. The thing is people just hate when a woman leaves their dream male celebrity, so they judge her right away. There had been rumors about her break up with Jason several months before she started a new relationship, still they don’t care, verbally attacking her like she has committed a serious crime or something, which is disgusting
Her ex was jumping for joy when he found out how she was served.
No he wasn't
You don’t know that. It’s normally not the one who files the papers who decides how to serve them but the person who’s job it is to deliver them
I am thinking the same thing 🤔😂
@@iikhalaii8784 He probably was privately.
Imagine being in the bathroom and an envelope slides under the door. “You’ve been served.”
It was marked confidential. She decided to share the contents not the process server. So its her fault
It would be pretty easy for the public to determine what the papers were for without her even mentioning it.
She knew what it was just wanted more attention like she is a victim NOT !
@@SugaryCoyote not really, she's an actress, I'm quite sure she could've improvised...
@@todaytmrrw If they want through a publicized nasty breakup and then she's handed legal documents it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to deduce what is going on.
@@SugaryCoyote again, the document read personal n confidential. There could of been a thousand reason for this. Only husbands serve papers 🤨🤔🤷🏿♂️. This could of been a important document from her office .. who would've known or cared... She was handed a manilla envelope only for her eyes to see.
The internet had turned us into a bunch of nosy old ladies. Lmaoooo
Woman - why did you choose this exact moment to serve the papers? Man - Because it was really really funny 🤣
On the brightside now millions of ppl will know she has a movie coming out instead of the 20 ppl that knew previously.
So so true
The only person who knows why it was done that way is the guy who handed her the papers. Neither Jason Sudeikis nor his attorneys decide that... the process server does, which is usually a third-party contracted out to do it.
And it is up to the servers discretion on when and where to serve.
People do avoid being served especially when they know it’s coming. I used a private investigator to serve a realtor because she was always traveling according to her staff, the server had to show up at an open house where he found her trying to sell a house. She yelled and through a fit because she was working 🤷🏻♂️
I know the feeling. My ex wife avoided me for 2 years on a divorce and she an 8 month old baby with some other dude. I fired my Male attorney and hired a Female attorney. It was over in two weeks.
was the lawyer prettier than her? lol
Yes she was, but not as pretty as my girlfriend who has been my wife for 24 years.
I'm sure it was embarrassing for her, but I think making a whole news report/headline about it makes it even more embarrassing for her.
🤷🏽♂️ meh, it’s funny tho
The guys here love it, she’s still winning. She’s got Harry Styles
@@griselgriselda2901 except that has literally nothing to do with the point mentioned.
I'm sure it was embarrassing for her, but I think making a whole news report/headline about it makes it even more embarrassing for her.
@@Zeevuhl well that’s too bad has she not avoided the processors before she never would’ve gotten served in public in front of thousands of people she embarrassed herself
Process servers don't give a f*** for one soon as they find out where you're going to be and you can't really hide from them they'll jump on it I once serve someone at Walmart because I knew they were going to Walmart
When they serve them like that it means she's been avoiding it. This is normal.
Nobody dropped the ball, the process server did their job.
She was probably dodging it what ever it was.
Nah she wasn’t
@@griselgriselda2901 She 100% was, they get desperate and that’s when they show up randomly to places they know you’re at, usually a workplace
How come no one is talking about how someone from the audience could just walk up to her and hand her the envelope? Anyway, I think Jason is great, even though he had nothing to do with it, love seeing celebrities taken down a notch.
Because the server already got past security with no weapon and isn't deemed a safety threat with an envelope
@@300thNPC fr lol they probably checked his envelope too and were like "oh okay yeah do your thing"
This is going to come back and bite Olivia in the @ss. She used this in an attempt to shame her ex. In reality she was avoiding being served. She could have kept quiet about the whole incident.
Someone had me served at my new job once. They knew my address and they gave them my new jobs address just to try to make me lose it. That was actually a big part of the reason why they lost the case when we went to court. The judge was disgusted someone would do that. Usually the person having the other person served is the one who gives up their locations.
Lmfao. Act like an adult and communicate, if even only through your attorney, and you won’t get served at all. This only happens when the other party can never get ahold of you.
Or when someone is paid off to do it this way.
@@les0101s what would the point of doing it this way be? It's not like the guy took a microphone and said you've been served with court documents. Olivia said it herself it could've been a script or anything, nobody actually knew in the moment. The only reason it's public now is because she leaked it, probably to get sympathy and/or make Jason look bad.
@@les0101s spoken like someone who responds emotionally, oh well I’m sure you won’t get much ahead in life 🤡
I know individuals who serve humans legal documents, it's likely the process server was unable to get access to her in a private setting, given she that travels a lot and has a security detail who could prevent a process server from serving the legal documents, don't get mad at the process server for doing their job, she shouldn't have gotten into legal trouble if she didn't want things like this to happen to her.
That’s actually a good point. How the hell do people that travel for work get served? Do they just wait for them to get home? Or try and trail behind them to catch them?
She’s not in any legal trouble 🙄
It’s child custody court documents. No legal trouble.
she should have just answered the door lol
I love how they're blaming Mr. Sadakis but clearly Miss Wilde decided not to partake in the process if this was the only way for his lawyers to get her paperwork.
I love how they automatically assume he is the bad guy smdh😂
Family Law Attorney here. When someone isn't easy to find within the State in order to obtain service, the process server will do whatever it takes. Also, we rarely instruct the process server on how to obtain service other than to pass on possible locations to find them.
The thing is, why do we know they were legal papers, if she kept quiet on the stage she should of kept quiet afterwards, and nobody would have known about it, and now it's on the news and all the world knows, just plain stupid
That's true. Nobody would have known if she hadn't said anything.
The person who served her had to file court documents saying they served her and where .
Someone could have suspected and looked up their divorce case online just to check. It's not hard to guess it might be a process server.
id wager they had to resort to something akin to this moment to serve those papers. she KNEW they were coming, and kept veiled but staff. when that limelight starts to soften that botox stiffness the ego is like ' oh is this a script??!?!? ' OMG dense.
"Turn into a huge embarrassment"
Why would it be a huge embarrassment?
Nobody knew what was in the yellow envelope... nobody knew what she was reading or looking at? And she certainly didn't tell the audience.
Process server was a boss IDC. Now she can't claim it was never served. Buddy is being praised at the office right now 😂
when comes to legal injunctions/other it will be delivered no matter the circumstances as they maybe have visited her home, relatives etc and could not deliver it, they usually continue to deliver it even if it's in the most embarrassing way
She embarrassed him by breaking off the engagement, leaving him after 9 years and TWO kids and hooked up with a BOY decades younger than her and no one batted an eye but she gets served LEGAL papers LEGALLY and everyone is on an uproar... feminism... smdh...
Bro thats personal matter and you dont mess personal matter in professional time. Sho broke up with him thats also Personal Matter not professional Matter. You deal 2 things in 2 state.
@@thepeacemaker851 I know you're a pathetic simp who thinks you ate with this comment... she let it get personal during professional time by not signing for the legal document during her personal time... go back to being cucked by your wife and her pool boy that you pay for.
Very classy 😏🙄 as a former process server, it's easy to get around with legal documents and this was probably the easiest way to serve without being questioned or encounter resistance
Actually I can imagine as a process server it would be nearly impossible to get close to Olivia. This was probably his only opportunity
Especially now that she’s with Harry Styles!!!
That was a genius services. Great job. They knew she would be there. Good work
All I know the servers don’t waste time, they wanna get “PAID”……….
Smart move on the servers part. No way she can say I wasn't served now that it is documented in so many ways.
After trying to have my ex served 7 times then eventually getting a court order to tape it to her door it took 3 months to get my ex served. If I knew she was going to be at a event then I'd save myself months of waiting and save $$$$ by getting her served on stage in front of everyone.
You would think that in the 21st century, we have more efficient methods of sending court documents to people.
@@gummy5862 not if the laws were written back in the 50's. If I don't know her where abouts I can print a personal ad in the news paper. If she doesn't respond then I win.
@@gummy5862 the court system is 40 years behind the times. Each state has different laws and definitions on how to handle divorce and getting served.
She's probably staying at the One directions singers house and he doesn't know the address.
It might be hard for a process server to access someone famous. Maybe her entourage was too close until she got on stage. I don't think her ex had anything to do with it. People don't tell process servers how to serve the papers, they just tell them their address and place of work.. where they might find them.
Public embarrassment? She humiliates and destroys his trust and confidence and broke up a family, screw her shame and embarrassment.
To me the important thing is that murderers and psychos know now that they can easily approach celebrities and give them stuff at those events, particularly stuff inside envelopes. That's insane and no one talking about this is even more insane to me.
That was my immediate first though too... I was scrolling down trying to see if anyone else felt that way too, you're the first comment I've seen.
There's usually a reason that it comes to drastic measures like this. And it's my guess that it was something along the lines of, he tried multiple times to get her these papers, and she flat out avoided it. It's too bad she was embarrassed in front of thousands, but next time Olivia, accept the inevitable, and take those papers in the privacy of your office next time.
Process server saw what will smith did and when she was on stage in front of all the ppl he thought to himself this is my moment
If I was trying to get into the same room as a specific celebrity and they don't make themselves available to someone simply calling them / their agent / their lawyer, then finding what schedule they have publicly is really the only way.