If you are searching for a process server in Kenner, Louisiana, this blog article is for you. We will go through how to locate a process server and what to look for when hiring one. There are a few things to consider when choosing a process server in Kenner. The first is whether or not […]
As an attorney, one of the most important things you can do is have your process served correctly and promptly. In New Orleans, there are several different ways to serve the process, but the most important thing is to have it done right. Here are some reasons why you need a process server in New […]
There are several ways to get served with legal papers, but getting it through personal service is the best for all parties concerned. This article outlines all the details this process entails. Delivery of Notice A defendant in a case has the right to receive a copy of the lawsuit or any other legal […]
Domiciliary is a legal term that refers to the person who resides in a location intending to make it their principal residence. It can also refer to the location where a resident receives medical attention. So, what is domiciliary service in the context of process serving? Defining Domiciliary Service Domiciliary service in the context […]
What Makes a Good Process Server? A process server is a person who delivers legal documents—basically a messenger for the court. They deliver plaintiff’s claims, statement of complaints, subpoenas, summons, writs, and other legal documents to a defendant or respondent of a lawsuit. Decades ago, local county sheriffs were tasked with serving legal documents. Eventually, […]
Welcome to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast. How Skip Tracing Can Help Locate a Person Skip tracing is the process of locating the whereabouts of a person using various tools and investigative methods. Skip tracing is derived from the phrase, “to skip town,” which essentially refers to the act of leaving town and going […]
Welcome to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast. How to Serve Someone Who Won’t Answer the Door When a process server attempts to deliver legal documents to someone who refuses to answer the door, additional steps must be taken. In this article, we’ll go over some of the basics of process serving, including what you […]
Good day, people, and welcome yet again to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast Why You Should Hire LAFAYETTE PROCESS SERVERS LLC Process servers are vital to the legal system. They ensure that all documents are delivered on time to the parties involved, so there is no hindrance to any legal proceedings. In […]
Good day, people, and welcome yet again to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast Court filing What is court filing? Court filing involves submitting your documents in person with a court clerk or electronically filing them online. The purpose of these documents is to commence or support any ongoing legal action. Courts are very strict […]
Insurance should be the first thing people consider when starting a small business. The Zebra reported that 90% of all business owners experience a lawsuit at some point in their business life. In addition, the process serving industry can be unpredictable; you want to find a process server with insurance to keep you safe in […]
Good day, people, and welcome yet again to the day’s Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast. I am your host for the day, Miranda. In today’s podcast, we will be discussing the more frequently asked questions, especially those that pertain to receiving and declining served papers. You may be wondering if it’s possible for a […]
Welcome to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast. I’m your host Olivia, and in today’s episode, we are going to talk about Why do I need a private process server to serve my legal documents? Are you pondering about the usefulness of a private process server in serving your legal documents? If yes, then you’ve […]
Hello there and welcome back once again to the Lafayette Process Servers LLC podcast. I am your host, Barsher. Today we will be discussing a vital topic. Why is it important for a process server to document all details for each job? Process servers know they must carefully follow their state statutes and regulations that […]
Good day, and welcome once again to the Metairie Process Servers podcast. I am your host, Louisiana process server Scott Frank, and today we will touch on a question that has come up many times before. Can process servers question the neighbors of the person they are trying to serve? Is this something that only […]