The primary reason for delay was this process:(a) contact attorney, get him lease and applicable info(b) attorney contact process server, send him demand letter(c) process server schedules and then executes service(d) process server sends paperwork back to attorney(e) court date is made based on attorney's availabilityThe third we did ourselves. 

Just to be sure, I would call either a process server or the county court office and ask. 

Get a private process server (the courthouse can help you with that, even).

I hired a process server last week to deliver a "notice to perform" letter to is address last week and so far hasn't been successful either.

(No other big towns are within 2.5 hours. ) I'm the bartender and my fiancee is the cocktail server right beside me every day every shift.

@DeJarian Dickson GrahamOne time I hired a process server that attempted 7 times with no luck (low cost process server so I didn't expect much)I ended up getting up at 5am and waiting outside the house to wait for him to get out to go to work to serve him personally.  

This was a cool and clean look, and I'm trying to contact their office directly but Lake Las Vegas is a super weird place... 2: Does your office have a computer server?

The average restaurant server in my hood is making far more from unemployment right now than they normally would on a Friday night.

I get that a lot of service sector people are temporarily (I hope) out of work, but I think in a month or two things will be back to normal, at least in terms of businesses reopening, servers, bartenders, etc back to steady work. 

Furloughed and laid off employees will have their jobs back, and thankfully, especially servers and bartenders, they aren't waiting 2 weeks to get cash in hand.