Implementing Successful Social Media Investigations When Process Serving
Category: Process Server Techniques
When people know that you’re going to sue them or take some other legal action against them – such as making them take a paternity test or pay child support – they have a funny way of disappearing. Some people will go to great lengths to not be found, which means that you can’t serve the legal papers to begin your action and it will take much longer to get what you need. Some people
You may not know what a process server is or why you would ever need one until you are involved in a legal matter. Or you may have some vague idea of process of service from watching movie or TV shows – where the whole process is likely dramatized with defendants running away from process servers or even donning costumes to elude them. Having a proper understanding of what process servers in Arizona do can
Movies often portray process servers as sly professionals donning a costume so that they can catch their targets unawares. They show up as pizza deliverymen or couriers, asking for the person who needs to be served a subpoena. Instead of handing over the treats, they hand over the legal papers as soon as the person identifies themselves. Sometimes, movies show the target figuring out what’s going on just before they’re served and then running away.
Process of service is an important part of the legal process. It ensures that the defendant in your case gets the proper notification of the case being brought against them, whether that is a divorce, a lawsuit, or a collections action. It is important that process of service takes place according to a certain set of rules and within a certain timeline. This process ensures that all people receive equal protection and enjoy the same
Most of the time, you know when to expect to be served with some legal paperwork. Your wife told you that she wants a divorce, and then a process server shows up a few days or a few weeks later with the divorce papers. A friend has told you that you’re going to be called as a witness in their lawsuit against your employer, and then a process server shows up with the subpoena. Sometimes,