Articles for Process Servers

We speak with process server John Tavernaro about his experience being assaulted on two separate serves on the same individual, why he filed a police report, and how it helped him when he was assaulted with a 9mm handgun.

As a landlord, you can be faced with dealing with a variety of situations regarding your tenants. Whether the tenant has not paid their rent, engaged in illegal activity, or violated other terms and conditions of their lease, these types of disputes…

GPS has transformed from navigation aid to accountability requirement to a marketing tool for process servers, all in just a few short years. In this article, we examine the origins of logging attempts with GPS, examine some of its criticisms, and…

So, you need to serve someone out of state. Maybe they moved, maybe you moved, or it’s always been that way— but the big question is, how do you go about having that individual (or corporation) served? Find out how.

Michael Kern of Kern Legal Services has released a condensed version of his PACES 2014 presentation on Growing Your Process Serving Business. Kern will also be a speaker at ServeCon in March of 2015. Sign up now for Early-Bird Pricing!

While each of these acts were made initially 1996, amendments (the most recent for HIPAA in 2002, and the FDCPA’s most recent amendment was in 2010) and regulation changes in recent years have made these acts very relevant to process servers.

Attorney Laura J. Hazen, co-founder of H&K Law, LLC, discusses employer liability when providing job references and provides guidance as to how to handle inquiries.

Contributor Joseph R. Click returns with a poignant question: Do You Know What Your Clients Are Saying About You? Sharing some of the regular comments he hears from new clients and price shoppers, Joseph also delves into how to sell yourself during…

Process servers drive about 24,868 miles a year. See 2026 fuel costs for gas, hybrid and EV drivers, the IRS mileage deduction, and the best cars for serving papers.

Many process servers may be eligible for Disadvantage Business Enterprise status or other minority status on a federal or state level. This makes you eligible for government contracts you would otherwise not be able to obtain.