What does a process server do? Take a closer look at how we use skip tracing to serve legal documents to people across the nation.
Originally posted on 07/05/2016
We all want more info in life, but sometimes that information is hard to come by. A private investigator can help to uncover important information including a search for a person's whereabouts. Private...
Originally posted on 05/05/2016
Understanding the process of how to file papers can be confusing. Laws differ from state to state, which can lead to confusion, however, some policies and procedures for preparing and filing proof of service...
Originally posted on 09/10/2015
Sometimes finding someone is the biggest issue with having them do something!
Process servers help deliver the legal documents that make the legal system operate. This system would not run nearly as...
Originally posted on 10/19/2015
At Same Day Process Service, our clients come from a variety of industries. With a combined 60 years of experience, every skilled process server we work with has successfully served individuals for...
Originally posted on 12/21/2015
What do you do when you can't find something or someone?
Do you call around? Maybe you check the place where you saw that object or person last. How does this search become more intense when you have...
Originally posted on 03/01/2016
Legal matters experience a better outcome through the hiring of a professional process server. Additionally, you’ll experience less frustration as well as time savings. Check out the reasons why you...
Serving civil process is often too exciting and is perpetually, non-stop OJT (on the job training).
I received papers to serve on the heavyweight boxer, Pedro Lovell, often referred to as "KO King," "The LA Bomber," "The...
Originally posted on 12/21/2015
The process serving industry is constantly evolving. To meet the demands of this industry, a process server must employ the latest technologies and innovative methods. Some people are bound and determined to...
Originally posted on 04/04/2016
While a signature may be authenticated by someone who has reasonable familiarity with a subject's writing, the majority of legal documents require more than a simple statement stating that they are...
Originally posted on 07/13/2015
Imagine that you want to take action against someone else in court, but you can't notify them because you can't find them. But since the law says that you must notify them, what can...
I was asked to serve divorce papers on a New York attorney who had been avoiding service and was coming to Maryland to visit his parents to celebrate the Passover. He was supposed to be arriving between 2 and 5 pm Friday. Our client informed me...
What Not to Do When a Process is Served Upon You
Ever wonder what does a process server wear? Do process servers really wear disguises on stakeouts? Read all about it in this blog post!
Originally posted on: 11/17/2015
Mobile notaries are notary publics who travel to a client’s location to conduct a notarial act. Almost anyone can benefit from a mobile notary’s services, but there are a few surprising benefits...
Originally posted on: 03/14/2018
"Are we there yet?"
We all remember hearing our kids or maybe or younger selves saying that at one point. We want to be at our destination without the wait on the journey. Serving processes is...
Original Post: 07/28/2016
Anyone planning to be a private investigator, especially one who researches through social media, needs to take things seriously. Detectives have a lot of authority and the ability to do harm; thus, they should...
Imagine for a moment that someone shot you, robbed you, or burglarized your house, and some persons witnessed the crime but refused to testify about what they saw.
On occasion, we receive legal documents for people who refuse to make themselves...
Original Post: 01/19/2016
When a plaintiff brings a lawsuit against a defendant, the law requires the defendant to be served a notice of the court action. This is done so that the defendant has enough time to prepare a defense, and is an...
When Barack Obama was President, he had to be served legal documents by certified mail. When he left office, he moved into this beautiful 8,000 square foot brick home on Belmont Street, overlooking Rock Creek Park. Since he was no longer...
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