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    Process Server Trespassing In Michigan? Not any more...

    Process Server Trespassing In Michigan? Not any more…

    Process Server Trespassing In Michigan? Not any more… Process servers in Michigan pull together with Michigan Congress and  create clarification of law on trespassing.  This law protects process servers from illegal trespassing laws which helps process servers prosecute assault charges. State Sen. Rick Jones, R-Grand Ledge, the bill’s sponsor, said the amendment closes a loophole […]

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    Worst Process Server?

    I found a year old article about the worst process server in New York. I’m not going to name names, we will call him Rob.  Rob is a process server in New York and he recently lost his New York process serving license.  The DCA in New York did a sweeping investigation of process servers […]

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    Arkansas Man with Crossbow served papers

    Arkansas Man with Crossbow served papers   A process server from Conway Arkansas was attempting service on an unidentified man located at 240 block of South Mitchell Street around 6:03 p.m. Thursday 11/7/2013.  He was on the property when the man can around the house with a large crossbow and because verbally abusive and threatening.  After receiving […]

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    Don’t Shoot the Messenger!

    Don’t Shoot the Messenger! – Process Server St. Louis New Process Serving Public service announcement has been released by PAAPRS Our process serving firms supports PAAPRS as should everyone.  Everyone should be protected in their jobs.  We, process servers, demand new regulations making assaulting a process server a felony in all states. “The PAAPRS campaign […]

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    Process Server Urinates on Driveway!

    Process Server Urinates on Driveway!

    Process Server Urinates on Driveway! This is about the funniest story I have read on process serving. An older woman was attempting service on a man, Mitch Zarskey,  in a ritzy Texas neighborhood. Mitch said, “I was working outside and a process server asked if I was Mitch Zarskey.  I assumed she was a salesperson so […]

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    Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault for Shooting Gun at Process Server

    Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault for Pointing Gun at Process Server Shirley Bolton plead guilty to first-degree assault in Columbia, Maryland for shooting a gun at a process server.  Ms. Bolton is scheduled to be sentenced in November. If you remember from our old Blog, Don’t Shoot The Messenger, Ms Bolton was at her sister, […]

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    Point a gun at a process server = 6 months in prison

    Point a gun at a process server = 6 months in prison A Racine Wisconsin Man quickly found out that you can not just point a gun at someone at your front door.  Tyrone Williams said he noticed a person who was peering into his windows and banging at his front door at 7 Am […]

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    Sheriff employee steals business from Sheriff

    Sheriff employee steals business from Sheriff A former Montgomery County, Maryland Sheriff Employee who was responsible for taking request for process serving was referring clients who needed service to her own process serving business.  Investigators said that, Joyce Saunders of Frederick was charging $80-$100 to serve people when the Sheriffs office would normally do it […]

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    Serving MLB

    In S.F., Scott Ostler reported a process server for city of San Jose attorney Joe Cotchett on Wednesday showed up in the “lobby of Selig’s office building on Park Avenue in Manhattan.” MLB “refused to send anyone down from Selig’s 31st-floor office to meet and greet the server, and they also refused to permit the […]

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    Life Experience Serving Papers in LA

    This is an interesting story about delivering bad news to people via-process service. Once I served papers at a support group for drug addicts in Pasadena. I wanted to serve the woman in question outside. But it was raining—everyone had coats and hoods on—and I couldn’t identify her. So I walked in and sat there, […]

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