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How to Retrieve Medical Records

Written by Marcela on October 30, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on How to Retrieve Medical Records

Retrieving medical records is an important step in building strong legal cases, as these documents provide the evidence needed to support claims, prove damages, and establish timelines. Knowing how to retrieve medical records depends on where and how they were stored. However, the ideal steps are to identify where your documents are kept, prepare the necessary information, submit a request, pay any required fee, and wait a few days for processing. At On-Call Legal Process Servers, we serve as your comprehensive resource for attorney support, investigations, and legal messenger services....

Top Medical Records Retrieval Companies for Lawyers

Written by Marcela on October 30, 2025. Posted in Process Servers, Legal Couriers. No Comments on Top Medical Records Retrieval Companies for Lawyers

Working with the right medical records retrieval company can make a big difference in how efficiently your law firm manages its cases. The best medical records retrieval companies, such as On-Call Legal Process Servers, combine nationwide coverage, strong technology, and HIPAA-compliant systems to ensure quick, secure, and reliable access to vital medical documentation. Before you choose a record retrieval service, it’s important that you understand the services they offer and the key factors to consider. And that’s why we’ve put this guide together to help you make the...

How Many Attempts Does a Process Server Make?

Written by Marcela on September 9, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on How Many Attempts Does a Process Server Make?

Generally, process servers attempt to serve legal documents at least three times before they seek permission for alternative methods. The number of required attempts may vary from state to state. The number of attempts a process server makes can also depend on factors such as the nature of the case, its urgency, and the recipient’s cooperation. With over 16 years of experience, On-Call Legal Process Servers understand all the rules and requirements for services of process in California and nationwide. Our experienced process servers are always available to help you deliver your court...

Is It Worth It to Hire a Private Investigator?

Written by Marcela on September 2, 2025. Posted in Process Servers, Private Investigators. No Comments on Is It Worth It to Hire a Private Investigator?

Yes, hiring a private investigator (PI) can be worth it if you need information that is hard to find on your own. Whether it’s a personal matter, such as suspected infidelity, or a legal issue like fraud, a PI can help you gather facts quickly, discreetly, and legally. Their skills can save you time, stress, and even money while providing reliable evidence you can trust. At On-Call Legal Process Servers, our licensed private investigators have over 10 years of experience in delivering results that are lawful, ethical, and court-ready without breaking the bank. We provide advanced...

What Happens if You Lie to a Process Server?

Written by Marcela on August 28, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on What Happens if You Lie to a Process Server?

If you lie to a process server to avoid service of process, the court may approve alternative methods of service, issue a default judgment against you, or even impose charges for contempt of court. While some people assume it helps buy time or avoid lawsuits, lying to a process server can put you in legal trouble. That’s why you need to learn what to do instead of lying when you’re served legal papers, which we’ve covered in detail in this blog. With over 16 years of experience, On-Call Legal Process Servers are the most reliable licensed process servers for all services...

Do You Need a License to Be a Process Server?

Written by Marcela on August 1, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on Do You Need a License to Be a Process Server?

A process server’s main job is to deliver legal documents such as subpoenas, summons, complaints, and other legal notices to parties involved in a legal proceeding. Because this role needs legal compliance, some jurisdictions require individuals to meet certain qualifications, such as obtaining a license, before they can serve documents legally. So, do you need a license to be a process server? It depends on the state where you serve process. While some states like Texas, California, and Arizona enforce strict licensing or registration requirements, others like Idaho and Kentucky do...