Are you an institution looking to recover some losses from the pandemic or a firm representing such an institution? If so, you are probably fairly familiar with the parts of the law that directly relate to your position and duties. But when it comes to foreclosures, things can get very tricky. If you want to make sure that your firm comes out on top, you’re going to need to work with a process server who is very familiar with these laws and regulations.
Foreclosures require proof of due diligence.
To protect homeowners, courts have very strict requirements about how papers should be served, when, to whom, and what to do when a person cannot be found. In any foreclosure case in which the individual cannot be found, your process server will have to be able to prove that there were multiple attempts, at multiple times of day, at multiple locations. Just in case the service is challenged, it is important you work with one of our meticulous note-takers who efficiently track all legal papers handled.
Skip tracing is a must.
If you cannot find the party for the foreclosure notice, you must try to find the individual through skip tracing. This is the practice of tracking people down through public records searches. Although there are several such services advertising online, only process servers, private investigators, and attorneys have the best access to such records and easier search tools.
Equal importance should be given to all papers.
Not all of the legal documents you will have delivered to the liable parties throughout the process of your case will require strict service of process. However, by treating all documents with equal importance, our process servers can keep careful notes to combat any challenge the other side might try to make.
If you are ready for expert professional help in your foreclosure, contact us today.
