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Private process servers put themselves in potential danger every day. There are a lot of people out there who don’t want to be served. Often they know that it is coming, or at least have a suspicion because they know they have done wrong. But that doesn’t make them receptive to the process server. Here is how we keep our process servers safe. Carrying Protection Our private process servers are encouraged to carry personal protection such as pepper spray or

Having a trustworthy private process server is extremely important to the success of your legal case. An unethical process server can lead to gutter serves, or the papers being trashed with service faked. This can lead to your case being delayed or even being dismissed altogether. Here are three signs that you have found a trustworthy process server to handle your legal matter. Walks You Through the Process A trustworthy process server will be completely transparent about the process of

If you have a legal case involving a Florida resident, you have to use the local sheriff or a private process server to serve process in order for your case to move forward. There are some situations in which you may not realize that you need a Florida licensed process server. Here are some guidelines. Out of State Cases Even if you live out of state, and the legal case is out of state, you will still need a Florida

When you have a legal case against an individual or company, you have to have them served with legal papers so that they are notified of the case and have a chance to defend themselves. But this service cannot be handled by just anyone. According to Florida law, there are limited people that can serve papers in the state. Here’s who can serve papers. Sheriff’s Department The sheriff’s department of any county in Florida can serve legal papers. There is

You may know that private process servers deliver court and legal papers to defendants, respondents, and witnesses, yet you may not realize that process servers, like other court representatives, have rules that they must follow. Here are some rules that private process servers have to follow in which you might not be aware. Be Honest About Themselves A private process server cannot pretend to be someone else in order to gain access to an individual to be served. They must,