Where can a process server serve my documents to a defendant or target?
Each state has its own unique laws about how documents can be delivered and when and where a process server can approach a target. In some states, a process server can approach anyone at anytime in any place to serve documents. In other states, stricter rules for process serving apply. For example, in Virginia and Florida you cannot serve someone who is traveling to or from a court, and you cannot serve someone in their home on a Sunday. Some states do not allow anyone to be served on holidays. Since laws vary from state to state and can be complex, it is important to hire a professional, local process server – someone who understands the law and can make sure your documents are served legally.
Each state has its own unique laws about how documents can be delivered and when and where a process server can approach a target. In some states, a process server can approach anyone at anytime in any place to serve documents. In other states, stricter rules for process serving apply. For example, in Virginia and Florida you cannot serve someone who is traveling to or from a court, and you cannot serve someone in their home on a Sunday. Some states do not allow anyone to be served on holidays Since laws vary from state to state and can be complex, it is important to hire a professional, local process server – someone who understands the law and can make sure your documents are served legally.
