Author: Marcela

How to Skip Trace Someone?

Written by Marcela on June 6, 2025. Posted in Skip Tracing Services, Process Servers. No Comments on How to Skip Trace Someone?

Skip tracing can be incredibly useful, but only if you do it the right way. Despite the goal being locating someone who is hard to find, the methods you use must follow strict legal guidelines. Illegal practices such as using deceptive tactics, accessing private data without permission, or violating privacy laws can lead to serious legal trouble. That’s why it’s so important to understand the proper, legal approach to skip tracing before you begin. The skip tracing process starts with collecting known details, and then using public records, online databases, and social media to build out...

How to Prepare Exhibits for Trials That Win Cases?

Written by Marcela on June 2, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on How to Prepare Exhibits for Trials That Win Cases?

Exhibits are documents, photos, videos, or any physical evidence presented in court cases to support a counsel’s argument. They can go a long way in establishing the facts of a case and influencing the jury’s decision. However, the result you get from your exhibits depends largely on how they are prepared. To prepare exhibits for trial, you must collect and organize relevant materials, ensuring both their physical and digital accessibility. Moreover, you must practice presentation, file pre-trial motions, and anticipate opposing exhibits beforehand. On-Call Legal Process Servers...

What Is a Skip Trace?

Written by Marcela on May 22, 2025. Posted in Process Servers, Skip Tracing Services. No Comments on What Is a Skip Trace?

Long gone are the times when just knocking on a door or having to flip through a phone book was all that could be done to locate someone. In the present, people leave bits of data that can serve as clues scattered across records and social media platforms. When you’re trying to recover debt, serve legal documents or secure a witness, the question shifts from “Where can I find them?” to “How do I find them fast without violating privacy laws or ethical guidelines?” A skip trace bridges that gap using legal tools and investigative techniques to locate individuals who are difficult to...

Are Private Investigators Legal?

Written by Marcela on May 12, 2025. Posted in Process Servers, Private Investigators. No Comments on Are Private Investigators Legal?

Private investigators (PIs) are not just detective characters in crime movies or novels. They’re real professionals who help people solve personal, legal, and business problems. From uncovering hidden properties in a divorce case to investigating embezzlement in a business, private investigators play an important role in helping individuals, businesses, and legal teams find the truth. But despite their growing use, many people still wonder: Is it actually legal to hire a private investigator? Yes, private investigators are legal in the United States. You can hire a PI to help you...

Who Hires Process Servers?

Written by Marcela on May 8, 2025. Posted in Process Servers. No Comments on Who Hires Process Servers?

In a legal proceeding, proper notification to other parties is not a courtesy; it’s a legal requirement. Whether you’re filing a lawsuit, divorce, eviction, or inviting a witness to testify in court, the court requires that you officially notify the parties involved in the case. This legal notice must be delivered in a way that follows the rules of the court, and that’s where process servers come in. Process servers are trained professionals who deliver legal documents to individuals, businesses, or government entities involved in a case. Therefore, the majority of their...

What Is a Deposition Officer?

Written by Marcela on May 5, 2025. Posted in Process Servers, Deposition Officers. No Comments on What Is a Deposition Officer?

Gathering accurate and truthful information is very important for a fair hearing and judgment in any legal case, and depositions are one of the main ways to do that. A deposition allows attorneys to ask witnesses questions under oath before a trial, to help both sides understand the facts and prepare their arguments. But behind every smooth and legally-compliant deposition is a legal professional known as the deposition officer. The deposition officer is responsible for administering the oath, recording the session, managing evidence, and making sure the entire deposition process follows...