What we are about
"The value is in the service you receive"
In civil court matters, a Process Server is someone who serves or
delivers legal documents, such as subpoenas, summonses, court
orders, various legal notices and in some cases writs.
It is NOT usually a good idea to have a non professional serve your
documents. Normally they do NOT know the laws and rules involved
in process serving nor do they usually know how to fill out a proper
proof of service affidavit. Either of these can cause a service to be
declared invalid and possibly cause you to lose the case or at the
least force you to start over. Additionally many people attempt to
evade service and a Professional Process Server has a better
chance of completing service. Finally, process serving can be very
dangerous. Many people get very angry when served and attempt to
take it out on the Process Server. Over the years I have seen many
servers attacked. I have known of several servers that survived
vehicular attacks and were shot, several more were shot at but not
hit.
There was a time when Sheriffs, Marshals and Constables were
considered good choices for serving papers, however that is no
longer the case. Most Marshals no longer serve papers and many
Sheriffs and Constables are so busy with other duties that your
papers may sit for weeks or longer before an attempt to serve is
made. Additionally, when a Marshal or Sheriff in uniform is seen,
many people simply do not answer their door. The Sheriff or Marshal
walks away and the papers are returned to you not served.
Every process server in the Priority Service
Direct Network is a Professional Process Server.
Registered and Bonded Priority Service Direct is
ready to Serve You!
To speak with a Registered and Bonded Process
Server 24 hrs 7 days a week, for a FREE quote
call (866) 534-6612.
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PRIORITY SERVICE DIRECT
(866) 534-6612