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Aside from the initial filing, notifying the other party that you have filed a case against them is the first step in your legal case. The courts require that parties be notified when there is a legal action against them, and the case cannot move forward until this service is completed. This is where private process servers come into play, but it is important that you choose the right one. Improper or invalid service can postpone or completely derail your

Private process servers are often not given much credit. In fact, most people do not ever think about private process servers at all, unless they have their own court case or are served themselves. Even the legal professionals often do not give process servers any more thought than a clerk or administrative employee. Yet private process servers are extremely important to the legal world, and it would come to a stop without them. Ensure Proper and Legal Service You cannot

Attorneys often rely on private process servers to move cases along for their clients, but the same process server that you use for a private lawsuit might not be the best choice for a foreclosure case. Foreclosures are different from any other type of case that requires service of process. It is important that the process server you use is familiar with all of the aspects and regulations of the situation. Changing Guidelines The rules, regulations, and guidelines surrounding foreclosures

In many court cases, the defendant has to be served with papers for the case to move forward. If service doesn’t happen, the defendant can claim that they were not given due process and therefore the case might be thrown out entirely. When a defendant contests service and claims that they didn’t receive the papers, you will need to take some steps to ensure that your case moves forward. Immediately Call Your Process Server As soon as the defendant contests

Process service used to be a straightforward business. The process server would have information about the person’s place of employment and residence, and would go there to try to serve the papers. Everything has traditionally been done on paper, with a definitive paper trail to prove that papers were served appropriately. In today’s society, however, there are some very good reasons for process servers to embrace the digital age. Skip Trace Any process server who is persistent in getting the