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Dispatch Legal Local & Nationwide Process Servers
By Johannita20 September 01, 2013
This is the second company I have tried for servicing court documents and I'll never use anyone else. Brian is absolutely amazing! First of all, I appreciated the time he took to go through the process when I first contacted him. Also, I had hired another company initially that hadn't been persistence enough and that is why I had to look for another company. I feel blessed I found Dispatch because it gave me peace the way Brian was handling my case. Besides that the follow up after the job was done has been great. ...read more
Dispatch Legal Local & Nationwide Process Servers
By Joe Martin April 16, 2011
Outstanding performance. ...read more
Dispatch Legal Local & Nationwide Process Servers
By JTR & Associates, LLC February 04, 2011
I recommend this company ...read more
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How to ensure that your legal papers get served without delay.
For most people, taking someone to court is a stressful activity. It gets more stressful when it gets dragged out. One of the things that can drag out a case, or even gets your case dismissed, is when it takes a long time to get the legal papers served on the other party. The sooner you can have your papers served, the sooner your case can roll forward, and the sooner you can resolve it and get back to normal. So, the question you need to ask yourself is, "How can I ensure that the other party gets served as quickly as possible." Here are some pointers to consider. 1. Do not brag or threaten to the other party that you are going to sue them. If the other party is likely to be uncooperative, all you are doing is giving them a heads so that they will know to look out for and avoid a process server. Be cool and just keep your mouth shut. It is easier to get your documents served if the other party is not expecting anything. 2. Collect as much information as you can that will help a process server to find and confirm that they have the correct party to serve. Ensure the address you provide is correct as most Process Server will charge a separate fee for each address attempted and for each party served. Provide photos of the person to be served if you can, personal identifying description of the person to be served, and a description and license number of vehicles that the party may own if you can. Provide as much information as possible as to the schedule that the other party maintains and identify family members or room mates that the process server might encounter. 3. Do not automatically expect the fee you are paying to cover unlimited number of attempts or extraordinary effort. You wouldn't expect that of FedEx or UPS, so don't be unrealistic regarding what you expect from your Process Server. Most services are fairly straightforward and most Process Servers will quote you a price based on a limited number of service attempts that, based on their experience, would effect service under normal circumstances. Should it be discovered that the party to be served is being difficult to find, or is actively avoiding service, you need to be prepared to pay for the additional effort to get the party served. Once the Process Server has earned the fee but has been unable to effect service, do not expect that they will now work for free. 4. If you are hiring a second Process Server after having already made attempts through the Sheriff or another Process Server, share this information so that your new Process Server can prepare accordingly. By being proactive in your case you can hopefully avoid many of the common problems often encountered in getting your lawsuit initiated and thereby eliminate needless additional stress. If you would like the services of a qualified, professional process server, give us a call at 303-317-3133. ...read more
By Dispatch Legal Local & Nationwide Process Servers September 30, 2016
What is Process Service
Before legal action may properly come before a court for consideration all parties sued must be notified of the case involving them. Giving legal notice is referred to as service of process.If you were to hire an attorney, serving legal notice would generally be arranged for you and added to your legal costs. However, should you find yourself managing your own legal action you will need to arrange to have the other party served yourself.Here are some of the things you need to know: Service of process is governed by the rules of the court in which one files. Depending on the state service of process can be performed by the Sheriff, Constable, professional process server or a even a friend who is a not a party nor interested in the legal action in question. If you are managing your own legal action you are responsible for ensuring that process is served. Serving process can be as easy as making a routine delivery. Serving process can also be incredibly difficult and time consuming if the party to be served is commited to avoiding service or due to other unforeseen circumstances. The Sheriff, Constable or professional process server are not hired as your attorney and one should not expect them to give legal advice or to do more than they are hired to do. Advantages to hiring a professional process servers: They may be more responsive or diligent in performing your service request. Government employees get paid whether they get service completed or not and often are not very responsive to rush service requests. They are usually not confined to only one county or jurisdiction for service. They may be able to provide other services such as doing skip tracing, asset searches, paralegal services, case coordination, court research, court filings and other courier services. If you have cause to manage your own legal action hiring a private professional process server may be an advantage you should consider.Next: How To Evaluate a Process Service ProviderTo contact Dispatch Legal call 303-317-3133 ...read more
By Dispatch Legal Local & Nationwide Process Servers April 11, 2011
Metro Intelligence Agency, Private Investigator Denver
We depend greatly on the trade and availability of information sources. These sources are not readily available to the general public and often take years to establishing a creditable reputation and rapport before such information is made readily available. Much of this information is not even readily available to law enforcement, this is a niche within itself. Often times this information is not obtainable through these sources and thus the need to network, utilizing other resources to get in touch with the right people. A single piece of information can make or break a case; they can make a decision to divorce, hire, fire, file law suit, or something as simple as needing to get ones number changed.There is a stereotype when we think of a "private investigator"; I assure you it's not all about staking out the scene of the crime for hours and hours. Most of what I do is get out and meet people in other industries and interests, educating people on the advantages to using us as a informational tool, and how they can benefit us as well. In doing so many friendships and professional contacts are established. This does not mean that I expect to get this information for free but may be able to get the information for much less than one would expect to get. I recently was looking for information and was told it would cost $200.00 to pull the achieved records. I made a few calls and was able to get the same information for $85.00. I anticipate that there was a "markup" cost from this source but my client didn't blink at the $85.00.In short there are many ways that we can provide you with information for as low as $30.00 and in some cases at no charge. We don't charge for information that you can get find yourself with a little guidance. For more information visit our website at:www.MetroIntelligenceAgency.com ...read more
By Metro Intelligence Agency, Inc July 06, 2010