Process Service Overview
Process Service operations involve locating and serving an individual or entity with legal documents compelling them to appear in court, depositions, or produce documents in accordance with an on-going legal matter. Subpoenas can prove useful in criminal, civil, family court settings.
A trained investigator utilizes their access to specialized location and background databases to determine the location of the individual who must acc be recovered. Reports related to the location of the party in question can be provided to the client upon request.
Service of Process
The assigned Process Server delivers the subpoena to the correct party in a polite, yet assertive manner. In cases where it is a business or other entity being served, the person tasked with service will deliver to the correct party within that organization.
The Process Server remains available to testify and offer documentation related to the service in case of dispute.
Attorneys hire Process Servers to locate and serve witnesses involved in cases to appear at court hearings, testify in depositions, or simply produce documents relevant the case.
Parties Involved in Civil Litigation hire Process Servers to ensure all witnesses and documents arrive at hearings and trials as necessary. Many times the parties in civil matters will represent themselves and therefore don’t have an attorney to coordinate with on having subpoenas served. An effective Process Server will be prepared to testify and provide documentation of their service, should a witness fail to appear as ordered. In certain cases this can result in a default judgment in your favor.
Divorcés and Divorcées, as well as those involved in Custodial Disputes utilize Process Servers for the same reasons that attorneys and those involved in civil litigation do. When the parties involved in a separation can’t come to a mutual agreement, it becomes necessary to present the best case possible and this usually requires bring witnesses to court.
Process Service operation is simple. Your witnesses are located, served with the proper paperwork, and if necessary followed up with to ensure they make their appearance. In cases where documents are the subject of the subpoena, a process server must determine the individual or custodian in charge of said records and provide them with the service.
Knowing the Process
Kansas Investigation and Judgment Recovery approaches each subpoena with skill and attention to detail required to ensure the courts honor the service. Not only do we have the expertise to locate hard to find individuals, but also the technology to provide objective proof of the service and the intricate knowledge of the do’s and don’t’s of the process service world. Don’t let an inexperienced server compromise your pending legal matter, hire Kansas Investigation and Judgment Recovery.