Service of Process & Bulk Service Solutions

Service backed by the skip trace

Failed service almost always comes down to a bad address. If the address on the summons is stale, more attempts there won't help. You end up paying for three wasted attempts on a file that is now three weeks older.

We're an investigative agency first, and we serve process too. When an address fails, the file moves straight into a locate using our own local records and privately sourced OSINT, and service is re-attempted at the new address. The file stays with us the whole way and you get a single invoice.

Bulk and volume submission

Built for firms and agencies moving files at scale: collections portfolios, eviction and landlord-tenant calendars, high-volume debt litigation, subpoena campaigns, and corporate legal departments with recurring filings.

• Batch submission by spreadsheet or portfolio file
• Sliding-scale pricing that falls as sustained volume rises
• Consistent affidavit format across the whole batch
• Status reports covering the whole portfolio
• Standing engagement terms and consolidated invoicing
• Priority handling on calendar-driven deadlines
• Integrated locate on any file that fails at the given address
• Nationwide coverage through licensed local association

Evasive defendants

Serving someone who is deliberately avoiding it takes different work. We develop the subject's pattern of life, confirm employment and vehicles, time attempts for when the subject is actually there, and document the evasion itself. If a defendant can't be served, that record is the basis for your motion.

Diligence affidavits for alternative service

When personal service fails, what you need next is a diligence record the court will accept. Every attempt is documented with date, time, location, and observation, and the accompanying locate report shows what was searched and where. Together they support a motion for service by publication, posting, or mail.