Process Servers are used to serve papers to subjects who are seeking to avoid court. While the local police can be used to serve such papers, Private Investigators are the best choice for Process Serving.
Why would a Private Investigator be the best choice for Process Serving? They have ample experience in tracking people and assets down. This ability comes in handy when a subject is expecting to be served and makes a conscious effort to hide. This is exactly what Private Investigators specialize in.
Private Investigators are masters at blending in, which is an important skill when tracking down someone who doesn’t want to be found. They can easily avoid attention and fade into the background when necessary.
Ensuring the surveillance target will likely never know they were being tailed until the papers are served, especially if they are actively in hiding, is an important skill.
There are instances where the subject is easily accessible and the Private Investigator’s job is that much simpler.
A survey showed that Private Investigators provide better customer service during Process Serving than other servers. While other Process Servers can get the job done, Private Investigators are trained to handle the uncertain.
One of the great assets of a Private Investigator during Process Serving is that one can never be entirely sure how the subject of the serving is going to react. Whether they are easy to locate or require skip-tracing, a Private Investigator will be able to track them down in both scenarios and everything in between.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication at the time it was written. It is not intended to provide legal advice or suggest a guaranteed outcome. Individual situations will differ and the law may have changed since publication. Readers considering legal action should consult with an attorney to understand current laws and how they may affect a case.