Service of Process
What is a process server?
In Georgia, a process server is an individual authorized to deliver legal documents, such as summonses, complaints, subpoenas, and other court papers, to the parties involved in a legal case. The server's job is to ensure that the recipient is properly notified of legal action against them, as required by law. Process servers must follow strict guidelines, and they are often required to file proof of service with the court to confirm that the documents were successfully delivered.
From car accidents to neighbor disputes, landlord/ tenant issues, debt collection, personal injury claims, and more. Whether you need to serve an individual or entity, TAG US IN to get service done right.
Service Areas
Georgia Plaintiffs: Our servers are currently appointed to serve documents in several metro-Atlanta area counties. But even if you’re outside of the metro, shoot us an email with your details and we’ll try to connect you with a server who can help you.
Out-of-State Plaintiffs: Our servers can serve your documents in any county in Georgia.
Georgia State-wide Business Court: This court provides specialized expertise regarding complex business and commercial cases. To see if your issue should be brought in the Business Court, check out the Q&A’s on the Georgia State-wide Business Court’s website. If you do need to bring your case in this court, our servers can serve your documents in any county in Georgia.
