Procedure of sending summons fast in contested divorce

The process server serves the summons and you won't be allowed to serve the summons; it is registry of court to prcess summons. If the process server failed to serve the summons or rejected by the addressee then they will ask for submission registerd envalops for postal summons; however email option is by way of court order. 

Originally posted by : Real Soul....

The process server serves the summons and you won't be allowed to serve the summons; it is registry of court to prcess summons. If the process server failed to serve the summons or rejected by the addressee then they will ask for submission registerd envalops for postal summons; however email option is by way of court order. 

Thanks for the answer.

Petitioner and respondent stay in same state but different districts.

My advocate said me that the court will only prepare summons and I will have to send it via post(RPAD).

1. Is there any role I have to play for sending summons via RPAD?

2. Why in some cases I checked online, summons process was initiated on the day of "Registration date" and in my case no process started even after a week? Does petitioner/lawyer need to do something to start the summons process?

The summoning process has to commence from the Court and it is served both by post (plaintiff generally provides envelope and duly stamped with correct address) and handing over.  If the summons is not served, then the reasons should be brought to the attention of the Court and the court may order for newspaper publication and the plaintiff/petitioner's advocate has to publish the same and hand over such published material to the court for further action.

It is the role / action to be taken by your lawyer to deposit process fees with copies of petition and duly addressed and stamped envelops as per High Court Rules.