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mpbailey136 · #3 (**permalink**) 06-28-2008, 07:07 AM

Hello,
My name is Mike Bailey and I am a Special Process Server.
Many People may have seen this and never give it a second thought, but Please, Think about this. A process server is an Officer of the Court whom may be known as a paper server of legal documents. Please let me enlighten You. It is much more then that. Most Attorneys file documents and figure that the documents are going to the Sheriff and of course, they will get the subject served. Consider this. The document is attempted at the given address and the subject moved. End of story, non-est, moved. A vehicle is in the driveway unknowingly to the Deputy that it is the subjects car. He will not run the license plate and the person whom answered the door tells the Deputy, " I never heard of this person before". A process server has the authority to run License plates, search data bases that allows the Process server to locate and serve the individual at the new address even though the new address two Counties over. A process Server is not bound by jurisdiction.
We can even go to other states if need be to serve a document. I can locate Criminal and Civil history on people and or businesses. locate legal registered agents or owners of companies. I can locate assets when a spouse is hiding property, vehicles, boats, planes or any tangible property when going through a Divorce. A Person passes away and no family members can be found. We can find them. Yes, Serving documents are a large part of the business, but like a good baker, If you are missing some of the main ingredients, your recipe will not turn out. Please visit our web site, browse through the buttons, then call or E-mail. We can also conduct the searches mentioned even if we do not serve a paper for you. So, To answer the subject line question. That is what a Process Server is and can do for you. Thanks for reading my post. Mike.