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Message from the Founder Founder’s Message Are We There Yet? Well, half way there. That is, half way through 2021. Wow, where did the year go? Is it because everyone is keeping themselves busy now w/ the ease of covid restrictions? The old adage states, time flies when you are having fun, right? You know what I find fun? Work. Honestly, when I work, I just go into calm mode, like meditation state. When I don’t work, my anxiety builds about
Process servers perform a necessary job for the efficient functioning of our criminal and civil justice systems. Without reliable service of process, we could not prove that parties in legal cases are notified to appear or produce evidence, effectively bringing the entire court system to a halt. However, not everyone appreciates the service process servers provide. Persons being served are often unwilling to receive the paperwork and react inappropriately. While watching people on Youtube freak out after being served can
Message from the Founder Founder’s Message The Light at the End of the Tunnel It has been some time since I have addressed the Covid-19 pandemic but here we go again. So, in the past week the CDC has updated their guidelines in regards to people who have been fully vaccinated. Some highlights are below: No more masks indoors or outdoors (but still recommended if you are in packed areas like on a plane, train or bus (did you think I
Process servers play an incredibly important job within our country’s legal system, but most people don’t realize what it takes to succeed in such a difficult role. It is a law in all fifty states that a defendant involved in any lawsuit receives proper notice of the impending case, and it is largely the responsibility of process servers to deliver such notices in a legally recognized manner. This means that process servers are very often the people who deliver bad,
Message from the Founder Service of Process in the Lone Star State From FL to CO to MI to GA, our carousel of state process serving laws in states where we have offices, now continues to the great state of Texas. Other than FL, TX is home to the most Accurate Serve® offices, boasting 2 locations, in Dallas AND Houston. FL and TX have several similarities when it comes to process serving laws. Some of those are below: No Sunday
When it comes to delivering legal documents regarding a case of importance to you or your business, you cannot leave the delivery to chance. Sheriffs have historically been in charge of completing service of process. However, private process servers provide faster and more reliable service than any sheriff can offer while still attending to his many other responsibilities. As you search for the right process server to handle your case, keep these important qualities in mind. Process Servers are Experienced
The courageous men and women who work as process servers gain a unique education throughout their careers, especially when serving recipients who are desperate to avoid service. Below is a compilation of lessons from process servers who have seen it all. Never Turn Your Back You wouldn’t turn your back on an opponent in a boxing match, and in some cases, the person you’re serving with papers may be just as aggressive! Protect yourself at all times by talking respectfully
Message from the Founder St. Patrick’s Day and Process Serving in the South Continuing our journey state to state discussing process serving laws, this month leads us back to the South and the beautiful peach of a state, Georgia. The state capital of Georgia is Atlanta and that is where Accurate Serve® has based their GA operations/office. Did you know Atlanta is home to one of the biggest St. Patrick’s Day parades in all of the south? The first St. Patrick’s
Nobody with insight into a process server’s world would ever make the claim that it is an easy job. Process servers are responsible for walking a tightrope of professionalism and attention to legal parameters when serving papers, especially when those papers hold bad news. To make this more complicated, the exact rules and regulations governing the civil process of serving papers often varies from place to place, so it is the process server’s job to remain informed of the ever-changing
Message from the Founder Serving Process in Michigan In continuing our journey from state to state learning about process serving laws, this month we visit our most northern office, Accurate Serve® of Detroit. Did you know Michigan became a state in 1837? I like fun facts. Here is another: Our Detroit office opened up in October 2020, 184 years later. There’s no real connection, I know, just stating the facts. So, moving on to serving process in Michigan. Chapter 2
Welcome to Accurate Serve® of Detroit. We are accredited process servers meeting the needs of legal professionals. Accurate Serve® was founded in Lakeland, FL in June 2009 by Beau Charlet.
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