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Process Server Practice & Procedures
Running a professional process-service practice.
About this title
Starting and running a professional process-service practice: assignment intake, jurisdictional requirements, locating recipients, service attempts, substituted service, affidavits and proofs of service, difficult locations, safety, documentation, routing, invoicing, and professional boundaries.
What it covers
- Assignment intake and jurisdictional requirements
- Locating and identifying recipients
- Service attempts; substituted and alternative service
- Affidavits and proofs of service
- Difficult locations and safety
- Documentation, routing, invoicing, records, and boundaries
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