What Does A Process Server Do?

Process servers work as a messenger service to notify individuals of their constitutional right to due course of action of law by serving them with a specific notice that declares the legal issue which involves them directly. Actually, legal documents were usually served to people by their local sheriff. As cities and towns grew in the US it has become an overwhelming job for local county sheriffs to deliver court papers when attending to legal issues in their legal system. There must have been a need for anyone to deliver all these documents legally and promptly; for that reason, process servers were created. (more…)