Process Service FAQ

 

1. What does Brevard Process & Notary Services do?

We are a legal support services company primarily focused on process serving, notary and signing services, and investigations in Brevard County. 

2. What does “Process Serving” mean?

Process serving is the method by which a person or company is notified that a lawsuit has been filed against them.  In any lawsuit, there are potentially many different documents that must be served on various people or companies.  The copy of the lawsuit is just the first document to be served and there are often subpoenas, notices, attorney letters, or other documents that must be served on a defendant or witness.

3. Where does Brevard Process & Notary Services serve process?

We service all of Brevard County and that includes serves from clients locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally.  

4. How quickly do you complete the process service?

On a standard service we attempt service the first time within 5 business days but most often much sooner.  'Rush-Expedited' services are available for an additional fee.  Process service sometimes happens quickly and sometimes it is more difficult to get someone served based on the circumstances. In the event that someone is evading service or we find a vacant house or any other obstruction to service we contact you as soon as possible to try to resolve any such issue and locate the person or persons you need to serve.

5. How much does service cost?

Service costs depend on where the service is needed, how many people need to be served, and how many addresses you have where you want service to be made and the urgency should it require 'Rush-Expedited' service.

6. How many attempts will you make to serve an individual?

We guarantee that we will make five (5) attempts Monday through Friday from 7am until 9pm.