Can a summons and complaint be served on Sundays and religious holidays in Georgia?

In Georgia, the law allows for a summons and complaint to be served on any day of the week, including Sundays and religious holidays. This aligns with the broader premise that service of process should not be unduly restricted by the day of the week. The intent of allowing service on these days is to ensure that legal proceedings can be initiated and conducted expeditiously, without unnecessary delays.

Since the law does not impose restrictions based on the day of service, there is no requirement for specific permission or agreements from the defendant regarding this aspect of service. Consequently, the ability to serve process on Sundays and religious holidays is fully permitted under Georgia law.