Process Serving

Investigators are experts in following a person's virtual or paper trail. But what if there isn't one? Read More

Even veteran private investigators get nervous when presenting evidence at trial. Remember: It's a show, and your performance matters. Read More

When you start an investigations business, or work for an investigations company, one of the skills you must learn early on is the administration of your file system and the organizing of your office system.  After 18 years of being in the business, I am fortunate enough to have Read More

As we progress through the field of private investigations and professional process service where I encounter people from all walks of life, we are constantly reminded of the needs for 1. Professional education, 2. Examination/Licensing of professional private investigators and Read More

Body armor is an item or piece of clothing that is designed to protect the wearer against a variety of attacks. They can be made to stop different types of threats, such as bullets, knives and needles, or a combination of different attacks. There are two types of body armor – Read More

PIeducation.com is pleased to announce today, February 2, 2012, the formal acceptance by the Supreme Court of Arizona of its applauded continuing education course for process servers titled “Serious Surveillance: Obtaining Evidence that will Stand up In Court” The ability to Read More

Here’s a fantastic new infographic just produced by the folks over at Serve-Now.com exploring the question of using a private process serving company versus sending legal papers to the county sheriff’s department to have them handle the process serving. They Read More

By Craig Wesley Rimer, C.L.I., J.D. Reprinted with permission from Craig Rimer Courtesy of the National Association of Legal Investigators (NALI) Proper service of process is an essential step in most litigation whether criminal, civil or administrative.  This certainly would Read More