As previously reported in the Tribune, when the three counties of Fremont, Chaffee, and Custer sued Linda Stanley in civil District Court on December 5, they were required to serve her the paperwork of the filed lawsuit. However, Linda Stanley was able to avoid being served for nine days as process servers failed to locate her. Civil lawsuits cannot start until all parties are made aware of the litigation and acknowledge the pending legal action. That changed on Saturday, December 14, when a private process server was able to hand the lawsuit to Stanley at her cabin in Park County. However, according to Fremont County Commissioner Kevin Grantham, Stanley did not sign the process server documents acknowledging receipt of the lawsuit. At first, she pretended…
