Legal Process Services

At first glance, it may seem ridiculous that a process server would need to carry insurance. After all, his job is simply to deliver paperwork, right? However, the truth is that a process server may run into any number of scenarios that, without insurance, could leave him on the hook for thousands of dollars in damages. In addition, some states require that process servers carry insurance. Whether or not it is required, insurance is a must-have for any process server.

How A Process Service Works
How to Become a Process Server
Is Process Serving a Good Career for You
I Have Been Served Now What?
Methods of Serving Process
Process Server Associations
Process Server Trespass Issues
The Where When And How Of Process Service
Rules of Process Serving
Skills of a Successful Process Server
The Rights of the Person Being Served
Tips and Tricks for Process Servers
What does a process server do
Hiring a Process Server
Insurance Needs for Process Servers
Internet Research for Process Servers
Process Server Conventions
Process Server Education
Serving Process on Special Populations
Serving Process on Those Living Elsewhere

California Services:

• Normal Service
  $75.00 (First Attempt Within 3 to 7 Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 7 Business Days, Usually Up to 6 Attempts)
• Rush Service
  $110.00 (First Attempt Within 2 to 3 Business Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 2 to 3 Business Days, Usually Up to 6 Attempts)
• Expedited (Same Day) Service
  $145.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily, Typically Up to 6 Attempts)

Nationwide Services:

• Standard Service
  $95.00 (First Attempt Within 3 to 7 Business Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 7 Business Days, Usually Up to 3 Attempts)
• Rush Service
  $130.00 (First Attempt Within 2 to 3 Business Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 2 to 3 Business Days, Usually Up to 3 Attempts)
• Same-Day Service
  $165.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily, Usually Up to 3 Attempts)