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When your firm files hundreds of cases each year in Lee County, you need a process service agency you can count on. You want timely, legally compliant service of process that ensures your cases will never be delayed due to process issues. To find a process service agency that reflects your firm’s values, always ask the following questions: Are you a Certified Process Server in Florida’s 20th Judicial Circuit? Only process servers certified by Florida’s 20th Judicial Circuit are allowed

When your firm files hundreds of cases each year in Lee County, you need a process service agency you can count on. You want timely, legally compliant service of process that ensures your cases will never be delayed due to process issues. To find a process service agency that reflects your firm’s values, always ask the following questions: Are you a Certified Process Server in Florida’s 20th Judicial Circuit? Only process servers certified by Florida’s 20th Judicial Circuit are allowed

It’s not uncommon for people to avoid a process server since they often come with unwanted news. However, this is never a good idea. Evading a process server will drag a legal matter out, causing unnecessary expenses and waste of court resources. Not to mention that people are very rarely successful in completely avoiding a process server, and even if they are, there are still ways that they can be served if they cannot be found. Accurate Serve® has plenty

Someone has filed a complaint against you, and now a process server is on your tail. Thinking about avoiding them to stop the case from moving forward? Think again! The only thing avoiding a process server will do is prolong the case process and almost guarantee that you’ll lose. Judges do not appreciate process evaders, and their judgements reflect such.  Just a few of the consequences you may face if you choose to evade service include:

Following the law is extremely important for process servers in Florida. Improper service can derail your firm’s entire case, resulting in anything from a simple date change all the way to a case dismissal! A process server not following the service of process rules for Lee County can damage your firm’s reputation. Case expenses will soar as documents have need to be changed and dates will be delayed. The entire flow of the court case will be halted while service

After you’ve filed your case with the Lee County Clerk of Court, it’s time to find a process server. But, how do you find a server that will uphold the integrity of your case and deliver timely service? When interviewing potential process servers for your case, you should always ask: Are you certified by the 20th Judicial Circuit to serve process in Lee County? Be sure to only use a process server certified by Florida’s 20th Judicial Circuit, which includes