document serving

Yes. When a recipient has moved, changed contact details or is difficult to locate, we can use professional locating techniques and investigative resources to assist with identifying current information and completing service where possible.
An affidavit of service is a formal record confirming when, where and how legal documents were served. It provides evidence that service has taken place and may be required as part of court proceedings. We provide an affidavit of service Sydney clients can use to document completed service.
The timeframe depends on the urgency of the matter, the location of the recipient and how many attempts are required. We can assist with urgent process serving where documents need to be served within a specific timeframe, while ensuring the correct process is followed.
A recipient does not always need to willingly accept documents for service to be completed. If someone refuses contact or attempts to avoid service, an experienced process server understands the appropriate steps to take and can document the attempts made.
While serving documents may seem straightforward, it can become challenging when a recipient is difficult to locate, refuses contact or disputes whether service occurred. A professional process server understands the correct procedures, handles the interaction discreetly and provides documentation confirming the outcome.
We assist with serving a range of legal documents, including court documents, summons, statutory demands, divorce documents, legal notices and other paperwork that requires formal delivery. We ensure documents are served correctly and provide confirmation once service has been completed.