State of West Virginia v. Cynthia Post

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• holding that the defendant waived her claim regarding defective service when “she participated in the merits of the litigation”
• noting appellant “waived any objection to service of process when she participated in the merits of the litigation”
• “Void judgments are subject to attack at any time, and can even be challenged for the first time in an appellate court. “
• “While a defendant may challenge the service of process by arguing that the plaintiff failed to serve his or her correct residence, the plaintiff must offer extrinsic evidence to prove such allegations.”
• defendant waived any objection to service of process by participating in discovery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).