Does COVID-19 Spell the End of the “In-Hand Serve”?
Pandemic safety measures have changed the way we do business. Some new procedures may be here to stay.
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Weekly Briefing 12.14.20 – Giving
Subpoenas, new courses, PI book recommendations, and other gifts from the likes of us.
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Catch Me If You Can: Service of Process on Evasive People
Process servers need creativity, logic, communication skills and persistence to complete an efficient serve every time.
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September Bonus Webinar: Process Serving
Hal talks with a professional PI and process server in Chicagoland about best practices for running a process serving business.
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Process Server’s Notebook: Duplicity & Transparency
When a process server from another state accidentally hired me to try to serve the same defendant again, I had questions.
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Process Server versus a Sheriff’s Deputy – Who does it better and cheaper?
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
CHANGE! Is the Process Serving Profession Doing Enough to Remain Relevant?
Change – what is it and what does it mean? If you Google “change” you will find dozens of definitions… for the purposes of this discussion, the change I am referring to could also be referred to as “shift” or “shift happens” or maybe even more accurately “shift is happening all Read More
Serving Divorce Papers is Never without Drama or Humor
The Toilet Woman When I got the divorce papers for service on the eighty year old wife, I could see drama spelled out on the pages like a sarcastic soap opera, featuring the kind of characters you’d see in a film like Raising Arizona. The real-life setting was just as disturbing Read More
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