We are facilitators of legal processes. With a decade of experience in providing legal assistance to courthouses, lawyers, and member of the general public across Canada.
We pride ourselves in delivering top-notch Process Serving, Court Filing, Skip Tracing services with efficiency.
Bounded by the following pillars, it is no wonder, therefore, we are second to none in the legal support industry.
Our Mission Statement
We aspire to be the best “Personal Service” and “Legal Support” provider globally. We aim to achieve this by consistently providing the highest quality of affordable Process Serving , Court Filing and legal support services in a professional, ethical and timely manner.
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What Is Process Serving?
Process Service simply means “Serving legal documents” — by providing (hand delivering) copies of the documents to parties (respondents, defendants) involved in a legal proceeding or court case.
By serving the documents on the respondents, you are notifying them of the next cause of action they must take towards the legal proceeding.
Documents that are usually served are Claims, Writs, Summons, Divorce Papers, Subpoenas, Complaints.
Who is a Process Server?
A Process Server is an individual who (serves) hand delivers copies of legal documents to parties (respondents) involved in a court case.
The Process Server must observe the rule of law of that area when serving the documents on the respondents.
An Affidavit of Service is filled out and sworn by a Process Server after serving the legal documents. Proving that the papers were served.
What is Court Filing?
As the name implies, Court Filing is simply taking legal documents to the clerk (usually at the court counter) of a courthouse for storage, contuining record and court use purposes.
After serving legal documents on a respondent, the Process Server must take the documents (affidavit of service copy or other documents) to the court clerk to put it in your file.
Continuin Record
Continuing record means a court file that has all the important documents in for a particular case.
As a rule of law, any document (court order or endorsement) the judge made in your case, and all the replies, answers, affidavit of services, motions etc must be filed under your case file number.
All of these is to ensure conitiuity of your record and easy accesss by the judge
Skip Tracing
Skip Tracing is the art and science of locating a person who may have “skipped” (disappeared) or whose whereabouts is unknown.
People skip for various reasons i.e. debt, avoid being served etc. Skip Tracers are able to locate even the hardest to find individuals or most elusive skips by using data available to them.
Investigations
By lawe Process Servers are not empowered to carry out investigation. However Private Investigators can investigate a subject whose wherebaouts is unkwown.
Thus, when a person skips, the highest Process Servers are allowed to do is provide you with information about the subjects current address. They can’t go beyond that, which is not the case with Private Investigators.
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Service Includes
We are a full service legal support agency. We facilitate the following
Service of Process, Rush or Expedited Service
Skip-Tracing or Location Service
Filing, Issuing and Document Retrieval at Local Courts
Document Pick-Up and Delivery
Awesome Customer Service
Being a lawyer for over 30 years, I can't say enough about the staff at this company. I was treated with such respect and my work was completed in a professional, accurate and timely manner. They actually care about the customer! Wonderful, just wonderful!
Great Personal Service
Great Legal Process Service & very informative of what I needed. They walked me through the entire procedure and I could not have done it without their Superior Professional service & resources!!!
Great Service
Great Service!!! Sent them the documents in the morning and before 5:00 PM the respondent was already served.