What is a process server?
Hiring a process server is an important step in proceeding with a court case.
When legal documents such as complaints, subpoenas, writs and other court documents need to be delivered or served upon the individual to whom the legal document is directed, only an individual who is not a party to the case can deliver (or serve) these legal documents.
A legal process server delivers court documents to individuals or businesses involved in a court case.
When legal documents such as complaints, subpoenas, writs and other court documents need to be delivered or served upon the individual to whom the legal document is directed, only an individual who is not a party to the case can deliver (or serve) these legal documents.
A legal process server delivers court documents to individuals or businesses involved in a court case.
- In-person delivery of process to the named party (standard 3 attempts)
- Skip trace services (additional fee)
- Evasive service (additional fee)
- When service cannot be effected using the above methods, alternate methods authorized by court rule include service by mail, posting, publication and electronic service when allowed.
- Service of federal process
- Out-of-state process
- Forwarding and receiving service assignments
- Affidavits/Proofs of Service
- Electronic filing and service of process
- Court filings
