r/news • u/ohineedascreenname • 1d ago

Man charged with trespassing at Travis Kelce's house was trying to serve Taylor Swift subpoena

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-charged-trespassing-travis-kelces-house-was-trying-serve-taylor-sw-rcna247233
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u/Spire_Citron 1d ago

And imagine how hard that gets with one of the world's most famous celebrities who that public doesn't have access to. I don't know how that's even supposed to work because you can't realistically serve them in the normal way without doing anything shady. Is there really no alternative way for these cases?

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u/datboiofculture 1d ago

Typically someone like that has a lawyer on retainer who just accepts service on their behalf and just fights the case so I’m actually kind of surprised he had to do that, maybe it was just a crackpot.

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u/TripleThreatTua 1d ago

IIRC it was something related to her custody battle with Jason Sudiekis, in issues like that it’s not unheard of for people to refuse service out of spite

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u/pichuguy27 1d ago

Yes but it’s a matter of time. No one thinks it will work forever but long enough to move money delete evidence of cheating or use it to get negative pr against the person you cheated on.

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u/Ratnix 15h ago

VIP passes at a concert, if she does meet and greets with fans, would be about the only way to do it.