Okay, so you’ve decided to become a process server. That means finding a good process server training program, right? Well, the answer isn’t so simple. For an industry that handles such critical work, you might be surprised to learn there’s no unified, nationwide training requirement for process … read more →

One of my favorite shows in production right now has to be Better Call Saul. The Breaking Bad prequel is less violent than the original source of inspiration, but is much more gritty and honest. The show’s lead, Jimmy McGill, is anything but a role-model. Flashbacks take … read more →

Missouri has no specific statewide requirements for process servers. Any adult over eighteen years of age, who is not a party to the case, may become a process server in Missouri (that includes starting your own process server business). However, some jurisdictions such as St. Louis and … read more →

Let’s speak plainly about why you should, or in some cases, shouldn’t pursue becoming a process server. Of course, these are only my opinions and you’re free to take them or leave them. But if you’ve been looking for some honest insight, here’s my breakdown of the … read more →

There are no licensing or registration requirements to become a process server in Alabama. However, you will need to be designated by the courts before you can work as a process server. Private process servers are active in the State of Alabama. Contact your local courts for … read more →

If you want to become a process server in Virginia, you’re in luck, because Virginia is one of those states that doesn’t license or regulate process servers. Anyone who is 18 years of age or older, and who is not a party to the case, may serve … read more →