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Something to ask your process server: What is your rate of success?

Always ask possible process server about their rate of success. If the server makes the claim to have a 100% success rate – be very wary. No one can guarantee service every time, as there are often obstacles that one simply cannot overcome. However, a server should have a fairly high rate of success in […]

Something to Ask Your Process Server How Long Have You Been in Business

When selecting a Court Process Server, experience matters. In the world of process serving, especially when dealing with difficult-to-locate defendants or contested services, working with a seasoned professional can make all the difference. Table of Contents 🔍 1. Why Experience Matters in Process Serving 📜 2. What Makes All Lanes the Right Choice? 🤝 3. […]

Something to Ask Your Process Server: How Can I Check the Status of My Service Progress?

When working with a Court Process Server, clear and consistent communication is essential. You should never be left in the dark about the progress of your legal document delivery. Here’s what you can expect from an efficient and professional process server. Table of Contents 📞 1. Timely Communication 📨 2. Updates via Email, Text, or […]

🔍Something to Ask Your Process Server: What Do You Use to Find People?

Not everyone that a process server is tasked with locating can be easily found. Often, Court Process Servers must employ creative yet legal methods to ensure successful delivery of legal documents. Here’s a closer look at some of the tools and techniques process servers commonly use to locate individuals. Table of Contents 🔍 1. Social […]

📰Welcome to the All Lanes Blog

At All Lanes, we’re excited to welcome you to our blog page! This is your go-to destination for the latest news, expert insights, and updates about process serving, legal document handling, and more. Whether you’re a legal professional, business owner, or individual navigating the legal system, our blog is here to keep you informed. Table […]

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.