Arkansas Process Service Company
§1501. Assault on process server Whoever knowingly and willfully obstructs, resists, or opposes any officer of the United States, or other person duly authorized, in serving, or attempting to serve or execute, any legal or judicial writ or process of any court of the United States, or United … [Read more...]
Federal Civil Rights Suit Seeking $40M Is Dismissed; Process Server Gave Complaint to Wrong Court Posted Jun 19, 2012 11:09 AM CDT By Martha Neil A federal judge in New York has dismissed a civil rights suit filed over a hate-crime slaying, agreeing with a magistrate that a process server … [Read more...]
Federal Judge Rejects 'Unorthodox' Plea to Permit Service by Facebook Mark Hamblett New York Law Journal 06-12-2012 A federal judge has rejected using Facebook as an alternative method of serving process on a party in a lawsuit who has been hard to find. Southern District Judge John Keenan … [Read more...]
If you’re looking for a Little Rock process server, there are some ways that you can ensure that you make a good choice. Not all businesses that handle this work are equal. Some of them will take too long to serve documents and others will fail to find the person they needto serve. To avoid this … [Read more...]
Regardless of the size of court case, there is what may seem like an endless stream of details to be handled in order for the case to proceed. Finding a professional process server to deliver the court summons for your case to the defendant is one of the most important steps that will be made. … [Read more...]
An Affidavit of Service is proof of service, which is a notarized document you receive from your Arkansas process server upon completion of service. The Affidavit of Service in Arkansas describes who was served, when service took place, and where service occurred. The Affidavit of Service is crucial … [Read more...]
In Arkansas, people who qualify as process servers have been appointed by the court in the district in which process service is going to be made. People who want to become process servers must submit an application and an affidavit to the court and must be appointed by the administrative judge or by … [Read more...]
Because process servers in Arkansas must be appointed by the court, hiring an Arkansas process server is necessary to guarantee that service is legally made. Arkansas process servers comply with all applicable rules and laws in Arkansas, so you are assured of what is called “good service” and … [Read more...]
After service has been made, your Arkansas process server from ServingPapers.com will make sure that you receive the notarized Affidavit of Service from us. If, however, you would like us to file it in court for you so that you don’t have to, we can do that for a nominal charge. … [Read more...]
In most states, as in Arkansas, effective service does not have to actually get into the defendant’s hand. If the Arkansas process server is able to verify that the person he intends to serve is in fact the defendant, he can drop the legal papers at the defendant’s feet if the defendant refuses … [Read more...]
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