The Alaska Instructions to Process Server for Serving Writ of Execution provides specific details and instructions to a process server on how to properly serve a writ of execution in the state of Alaska. Depending on the type of writ involved, the process server must understand the legal requirements for service in order to ensure the writ is served in accordance with Alaska law. There are three types of Alaska Instructions to Process Server for Serving Writ of Execution: 1. Instructions for Serving Writ of Execution on a Judgment Debtor: In this type of writ, the process server is instructed to serve the writ of execution on the judgment debtor, or the party that is obligated to pay the judgment. The process server must provide the judgment debtor with notice of the writ, and must complete an Affidavit of Service to prove that the writ was properly served. 2. Instructions for Serving Writ of Execution on a Third Party: In this type of writ, the process server is instructed to serve the writ of execution on a third party, such as a bank or other financial institution. The process server must provide notice of the writ to the third party, and must provide an Affidavit of Service to prove that the writ was properly served. 3. Instructions for Serving Writ of Execution on Real Property: In this type of writ, the process server is instructed to serve the writ of execution on the real property owned by the judgment debtor. The process server must provide notice of the writ to the owner of the property, and must provide an Affidavit of Service to prove that the writ was properly served.