Something to ask your process server: Do you follow legal methods?

A process server sometimes has to get crafty to find someone who is evading them, but they should always use legal methods to track down a defendant. If legal tools and methods are ignored, then the process server will get themselves and their customer into trouble, as these methods won’t always hold up in court.

It is an All Lanes promise that all Data Protection and Human Rights legislation is adhered to, to give you the best chance at court.

There will be instances when recipients of court documentation will be evasive and even hostile. Moreover, defendants may live in remote locations (or overseas) and you could be faced with allegations of non-delivery or non-receipt of legal documentation. To successfully accomplish the required process serving tasks the experience of an accredited process server may be required. In some instances, successfully serving official court papers can result in an out-of-court agreement. This may, or may not, be the desired outcome depending on the customer’s specific requirements.

All Lanes is also a tracing and investigation company counting with experienced professionals who have worked for national, regional and local courts and who thoroughly understand the importance of collating sound evidence and serving legal documentation. Some of our consultants are court ex-officers who believe in professionalism and standards and will leave no stone unturned in the pursuit of legal matters.