Process Serving Etiquette: The Art of Balancing Professionalism with Persistence

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You wouldn’t waltz into a courtroom with a boombox playing your “walk-up” song, would you? Just like you wouldn’t cross-examine a witness using emojis. Why? Because in the legal world, decorum isn’t an option; it’s a requirement. The same principle applies to the seemingly rough-and-tumble world of process serving. Sure, the job may involve a…

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Addressing 3 Common Myths About Process Servers

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In the world of courtroom dramas, fast-paced legal proceedings, and thrilling mystery novels, the role of process servers is often glorified, misunderstood, or both. Over the years, several myths have sprung up around what process servers do and what they’re capable of. It’s high time we break the spell, dispel these misconceptions, and paint a clear,…

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The Impact of Process Service on Speedy Trial Rights

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The right to a speedy trial is fundamental in many legal systems worldwide, including the United States. The Sixth Amendment of the US Constitution guarantees the right to a quick and public trial. It safeguards against unreasonable delays that may negatively impact the accused. However, what constitutes a ‘speedy trial’ can be subjective and may depend…

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How to Choose the Best Private Process Server for Your Legal Documents

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Choosing the right private process server isn’t just about hiring someone to hand-deliver your documents; it’s about investing in expertise, reliability, and peace of mind. Legal proceedings can be a labyrinthine puzzle filled with intricate rules and timelines that must be meticulously followed. Your documents, the critical pieces of this puzzle, must be delivered accurately and…

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Should I Hire a Process Server or a Sheriff?

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When you need to serve legal papers in a case, two primary options are available to you: a sheriff or a process server. Sheriffs have long been the traditional choice for serving legal documents. They have the authority, badge, and familiarity with the legal landscape. On the other hand, private process servers, like SwiftWings Express,…

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