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If you have a lawsuit, divorce, eviction, or other court proceeding that requires process service, it is important that you choose the right person for the job. There are a lot of options out there for process servers, but you should do your homework and make sure you are choosing the best one for your situation. Consider these points when you are looking for a private process server. Persistence A good process server will be persistent in getting your papers

In today’s global marketplace, it is becoming common for lawsuits to involve companies and individuals from other countries. When you sue someone in another country, you still have to serve them notice of the lawsuit and give them the opportunity to respond. This is more easily said than done in many cases. When You Can Serve an Agent If the company you are filing a lawsuit against is headquartered in a foreign country but has operations in the United States,

The juggling of bills, loan payments, and other financial resources is a stressful struggle for most Americans, and it isn’t uncommon for well-meaning people to fall into debt and lose the ability to pay off their creditors. There are many different solutions available to resolve debt, but some of them are more aggressive than others. A writ of garnishment is one such method that has serious implications for the person involved.

Standard postal mail might seem outdated in the age of instant smartphone communication, but the Supreme Court of the United States just handed down a unanimous decision on May 22 proving that snail mail is far from obsolete. In its Water Splash, Inc. v. Menon decision, the SCOTUS confirmed that a complaint and summons can indeed be served through the mail, because it is not prevented by the Hague Service Convention.

The laws that govern our country are constantly evolving, including the laws that regulate the service of process industry. In the first half of 2017 alone, a number of bills have been proposed across the country. Each bill, if passed, would have a unique impact on process servers and their communities.

Even if you’re not a fan of rap music, chances are you’ve heard of Cash Money Records, which is one of the biggest rap labels in the country. Led by CEO Bryan “Birdman” Williams, Cash Money Records has led stars like Lil Wayne, Drake, and Nicky Minaj to success. You might think that a CEO sitting atop such a successful label wouldn’t have a problem paying employees, but according to a recent Florida lawsuit, that assumption would be incorrect.

Given the extraordinary number of lawsuits filed every year, Americans are certainly no stranger to legal woes. However, the President of the United States being sued within days of entering office brings up an entirely different realm of controversy and confusion. So the question is, what happens when the President gets served? CREW Sues President Trump On a Monday in mid-January, the Citizens for Ethics in Washington, also known as CREW, officially began the process of suing President Donald Trump