Articles for Process Servers

April 15 is just around the corner and unless you're one of those motivated process servers who filed months ago, taxes are weighing heavily on your mind. If you want to save money on your taxes, now is the time to start digging through your…

As a process serving company, after a you create a job (or a job is assigned to you by a client) you can assign who in your company should be designated as the actual server.

Whether someone serves eight or 800 papers a year, it is important to remember that personal safety should be the number one priority – a serve can always be attempted later. Hopefully with a little common sense, vigilance and preparedness, process…

ServeManager is an application that allows process servers to manage their business

As soon as we sent out our Phase 1 Announcement for ServeManager late Saturday night, the emails started coming in.

PInow.com member Thomas Ruskin grew up as the son of a litigation attorney who became the City of New York's Investigations Commissioner, and heard about investigations daily. This drew him toward the field of investigation work. He spent more than…

Word-of-mouth marketing is considered one of the most powerful forms of promotion. Referrals are targeted, cost-effective and most importantly, they come from a reliable resource. If your brother were to tell you that his process server is great,…

As a process server or private investigator creating a website may not be your forte, but it is important to know why your website should be ranked and how you can achieve better search engine results. More and more of your clients are going to the…

Acquiring data to work a case or locate a person is critical for a process serving and investigative business. There is a lot of data that can be found in free public records databases but when it comes to getting more sensitive data you may need to…

Think of your business card as a first and last impression. People can make assumptions about your business based on the information on and the quality of your business card. It also serves as a lingering reminder of you long after you have parted…