Articles for Process Servers

When your phone rings, you should look at it as an opportunity to promote your process serving business and interact with clients. Your phone is your main source of communication with your clients, and many times how a client will make their first…

In this webinar, Kelsey Johnson walks through the steps of setting up a Facebook page for a business and establishes a couple of best practices with managing the page.

Is it possible to get 500 new potential clients per year for your process serving or private investigation business? It certainly is - and it does not have to cost you a fortune in marketing and sales. With a modest time investment, and a concrete…

When it comes to evicting tenants, landlords would be best served by having a process server handle the delivery of the eviction notice. The three day eviction notice gives the tenant a warning that they must either pay past due rent owed or vacate…

Process servers in Florida may be wondering if they really have the state’s backing after a jury recently ruled in favor of a gun-wielding homeowner, which is being touted in mainstream media as a victory for Florida’s Stand Your Ground law.

In this webinar, Ruth Reynolds will provide tips to process servers and private investigators helping them in the field and in everyday communications.

Colorado process servers are hoping for a change in legislation that would make accessing defendants living in gated/secure communities and multifamily dwellings easier.

In this ServeNowEDU, Jared Correia discusses the use of cloud technology in the legal arena.

A promising effort to help process servers serve those currently shielded by private gated communities is before the Arizona Supreme Court.

When it comes to international service of process, there are many process servers who avoid tackling the task like the plague — and with good reason. Serving foreign individuals can be a daunting task, especially when Hague Service Convention rules…