There’s a nasty stereotype that persists about people hiding from process servers. Imagine some poor soul huddled in their bedroom closet while the process server pounds on their front door—or the process server showing up in disguise at the most inopportune moment, delivering the bad news with … read more →
If you want to become a process server in Florida, it means you’ll have to navigate some government regulation. There’s an exam administered by the sheriff in your county, and you’ll have to pass a thorough background check. The upside is that once you complete the requirements, … read more →
New process servers waste a lot of time when they’re getting started. I hear it often: “I need a badge and custom ID before I can look for clients.” “I want to get certified before I build a website.” “I need more money before I can start … read more →
Louisiana doesn’t license private process servers, but you may require court appointment to become a process server in Louisiana. In most cases, service is made by the local sheriff’s office, or any private individual appointed by the court. Licensed private investigators are considered qualified by the courts … read more →
There are very specific rules regarding how to become a process server in Illinois and who can serve civil process. To further complicate things, Cook County (Chicago) imposes additional guidelines. How to Become a Process Server in Illinois A sheriff, their deputies, or in counties with a … read more →
Have you seen the show Mad Men? I love it. The deeply insightful and well-paced writing, accurate portrayal of 1960’s culture, and razor-sharp character development all led to one of the best television shows to grace the screen. And if you watch closely, you can even learn … read more →