In general, process servers serve legal papers from 6 am-10:30 pm. However, there are special circumstances in which process servers can serve outside of these times.

How do process servers serve?

A process server's main job is to deliver legal documents to an individual or party named in the action. The purpose of process service is to place the party on notice that an action has begun or that a relevant document has been filed in the case. Some documents in a legal action must be served in a specific manner.

When should you use a process server?

As a general rule of thumb, if you are initiating or responding to a court case, it is ideal to use a process server to serve documents for best results. Hiring a process server is an important step in proceeding with a court case.