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First, please don't start multiple threads with the same issue. I've merged your threads for you.
An incarcerated person can still sign legal papers. The papers are served on him at the prison. Generally the process server will talk to prison officials to have the paperwork served and or signed. Or an attorney can visit with the paperwork. |
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