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Process servers play an essential role in the American legal system. Here in Florida, process servers have an even more vital role, as process served in Florida may only be served by either law enforcement or a certified private process. With law enforcement already overworked, it often makes more sense to hire a private process server. Process servers deliver court documents Process servers deliver court case-related paperwork to its intended recipient, which is usually a defendant, witness, or other party

So, you’re being sued, and a process server is attempting to locate you. Think that avoiding them will keep the lawsuit from happening? Think again. Avoiding a process server is one of the easiest ways to almost guarantee you won’t win the case, no matter what evidence you have. Judges do not appreciate their court schedules being mixed up by delays caused by case parties avoiding service. Just a few of the consequences you may face if you choose to

Following the rules is extremely important for process servers in Florida. Making a mistake while serving process can derail your firm’s entire case. Consequences can range from a simple date rescheduled all the way to a case dismissal.  Not following the rules damages the reputation of both the process server and the attorney. Total case expenses will skyrocket as documents will need to be reserved and dates will be pushed back. The entire flow of a court case is dependent

Your complaint is filed and summons issued by the Duval County Clerk of Court… now it’s time to find a process server!  Be sure to only use an approved special process server, like all of our servers here at Accurate Serve® in Jacksonville, to ensure the legitimacy of your case. Our servers know all of the laws, follow the rules, and provide valid and timely proof of service.  No matter which process server you are considering hiring, you should always

Choosing a career to pursue is one of life’s hardest decisions. If you’re looking for a job that offers flexibility, convenience, and an ever-changing workplace, consider becoming a process server. As a certified private process server, you’ll help victims receive justice and make sure criminals don’t just fade into the background. People from all walks of life have found success working as this essential cog in the United States legal system. Exciting Process servers don’t spend much time sitting behind

If you’re looking for a job that can always take you to new places, becoming a process server might be for you. While you probably won’t get to dress up in crazy disguises, you will enjoy the following benefits: Flexible schedule Skip the traditional 9 to 5 and go with a schedule that is customized to fit your lifestyle. Up with the sunrise? That’s great. Not a morning person? No problem. Process servers work day and night, weekdays and weekends.