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Professional Process Serving Services

Reliable, efficient, and affordable legal document service for attorneys, law firms, and individuals throughout Michigan. Licensed, bonded, and experienced process servers. Statewide coverage.

Our Process Serving Services

Civil Process Servers

Professional service of summons, complaints, subpoenas, Personal Protection Orders (PPO), and all civil court documents. We ensure proper service according to Michigan court rules and procedures.

  • Summons and Complaints
  • Subpoenas
  • Motions and Orders
  • Divorce Papers
  • Custody Documents
  • PPO - Personal Protection Order

Eviction Services

Complete eviction process service including Notices to Quit, Summons, and Writs of Possession. All documents served promptly, lawfully, and with verified proof of delivery.

  • Notice to Quit
  • Demand for Possession
  • Summons and Complaint
  • Writs of Possession
  • Default Judgments

Legal Notifications

Professional service of legal notices, foreclosure documents, and other time-sensitive papers with accuracy, efficiency, and discretion.

  • Foreclosure Notices
  • Lien Notices
  • Cease and Desist Orders
  • Contract Breaches
  • Default Notices

Skip Tracing

Locate individuals for proper and lawful service when current address information is unavailable. We use verified databases, investigative tools, and field research to identify accurate contact details.

  • Address Verification
  • Asset Searches
  • Employment Verification
  • Database Searches
  • Field Investigation

What a Process Server Does

A professional process server ensures your legal documents are delivered quickly, legally, and with verified proof — protecting your rights and keeping your case on track.

1. Deliver Legal Documents

A process server's primary responsibility is to physically deliver ("serve") legal documents to individuals involved in court cases, ensuring they are formally notified. These documents include:

  • Summons and Complaints: Notifies a defendant they are being sued and must respond
  • Subpoenas: Orders someone to appear in court or produce documents
  • Divorce Papers: Petitions and related family law documents
  • Personal Protection Orders (PPO): Court orders protecting individuals from harassment or abuse
  • Restraining Orders: Immediate legal protections requiring urgent service
  • Eviction Notices: Landlord-tenant legal notices
  • Writs and Orders: Court-issued directives
  • Small Claims Documents: Notices for minor civil disputes

2. Verify and Document Service

After serving documents, a process server must provide detailed proof of service through an affidavit or declaration, including:

  • Date, time, and location of service
  • Description of the person served (name, appearance, identification)
  • Method of service (personal, substituted, or certified mail)
  • Number of service attempts and their outcomes
  • Signature of the process server under oath

This documentation is critical legal evidence that proper notice was provided, ensuring the case can proceed without challenges to service validity.

3. Locate and Identify Recipients

If someone is avoiding service or their location is unknown, process servers use skip tracing techniques to locate them:

  • Database searches (public records, voter registration, property records)
  • Social media and online research
  • Interviewing neighbors, relatives, or employers
  • Surveillance at last known addresses or workplaces
  • Vehicle registration and utility records

Confirming the recipient's identity at the time of service is essential to prevent serving the wrong person.

4. Comply with State and Local Laws

Process servers must follow strict legal rules that vary by jurisdiction regarding:

  • Who can serve: Michigan requires process servers to be licensed or authorized by the court
  • How to serve: Personal service, substituted service, or certified mail depending on document type
  • Where to serve: Some documents cannot be served at workplaces or during certain hours
  • Time limits: Many documents have strict deadlines for service
  • Special protections: Rules preventing service on Sundays or at places of worship in certain cases

Improper service can invalidate legal proceedings, so professional knowledge of these rules is critical.

5. Maintain Professionalism and Confidentiality

Process servers must conduct themselves with integrity:

  • Remaining calm and respectful, even when recipients are hostile
  • Avoiding conflicts of interest
  • Keeping case details confidential
  • Never misrepresenting their identity or purpose
  • Adhering to ethical standards and professional conduct codes

6. Coordinate with Clients and Attorneys

Process servers work closely with law firms, attorneys, and individuals to:

  • Provide status updates on service attempts
  • Advise on the best service methods for difficult cases
  • Meet tight court deadlines
  • Offer rush or same-day service when needed
  • Answer questions about service procedures

7. File and Return Completed Proofs

Once service is complete, process servers return the proof of service to the client or court. This includes:

  • Completed affidavits with accurate details
  • Original documents with service notations
  • Digital copies for client records
  • Court filing assistance when required

8. Offer Related Services

Many process servers also provide additional support services:

  • Court filing services: Filing documents on behalf of attorneys
  • Document retrieval: Obtaining certified copies of court records
  • Stakeouts: Extended surveillance for evasive individuals
  • Record searches: Background checks and public records research

💼 Need something else delivered?
We can also deliver notices, letters, or time-sensitive documents for attorneys, businesses, and private clients — anywhere in Michigan.

Need Professional Process Servers?

Our experienced process servers are ready to assist with all your legal document service needs throughout Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, and Washtenaw Counties, as well as across the State of Michigan.

Who We Serve

We provide professional process serving services to a diverse range of clients throughout Michigan, ensuring proper legal document service for every situation.

Attorneys and Law Firms

Reliable process serving for litigation, family law, civil cases, and court filings with detailed affidavits and timely service.

Businesses and Corporations

Professional service for contracts, disputes, employment matters, and commercial litigation with discretion and efficiency.

Private Individuals

Direct service for personal legal matters including divorce, custody, small claims, and PPO without requiring attorney representation.

Property Managers and Landlords

Efficient eviction service including Notices to Quit, Writs of Possession, and all landlord-tenant legal documents.

Government Agencies and Law Enforcement

Secure and compliant service for government entities, law enforcement agencies, and public sector legal proceedings.

Our Service Process

1

Document Review

We carefully review all documents to ensure proper service requirements and identify the best approach for each case.

2

Service Attempt

Our licensed process servers make professional service attempts at appropriate times and locations following Michigan law.

3

Documentation

Complete affidavits of service with detailed documentation of all attempts, results, and any relevant circumstances.

4

Court Filing

We can handle court filing of affidavits and provide copies to all parties as required by law.