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What Information Should You Give a Process Server?

Good information can make process serving faster and more effective. This guide explains what documents, addresses, identification details, deadlines and background information you should provide when instructing a process server.

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What Happens When Someone Is Avoiding a Process Server?

Avoiding the door does not necessarily stop legal documents from being served. This guide explains what process servers can do when someone appears to be avoiding service, how attempts are documented and when further legal options may need to be considered.

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What Happens After You Instruct a Process Server

Not sure what happens after you send documents to a process server? This guide explains the process from initial instruction and field attendance through to GPS-recorded service attempts, client updates, successful service and completion.

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