Florida process serving, done right.
Summonses, subpoenas, complaints and notices delivered in person across five Central Florida counties, with every attempt documented and proof of service provided.
Service that holds up.
A case can't move forward until the other side has been properly served. A missed detail, a wrong address or a thin record can mean delays, a second attempt or a challenge to the service itself.
We confirm the details before we go, record every attempt, and give you a proof of service you can file. Attorneys, landlords, businesses and individuals representing themselves all get the same process.
- Confirmed before we go: address, access and deadline
- Recorded every time: date, time and location of each attempt
- Documented at the end: proof of service for your records or filing
Legal papers we deliver.
If it has to be formally delivered to a person or business in our five counties, we can serve it.
Summonses & complaints
Personal delivery of civil case-initiating documents to the named party.
Subpoenas
Witness and records subpoenas delivered to meet your court or deposition timeline.
Family-law papers
Petitions and related documents in family cases, delivered with care and discretion.
Landlord–tenant papers
Papers for landlord–tenant matters, delivered and documented.
Notices & orders
Petitions, orders and other documents that require formal delivery.
Proof of service
Every attempt documented: when, where and how, with proof of service provided.
From hand-off to proof of service.
Send the documents
Share the papers, the recipient's details and any deadlines.
We confirm the details
Addresses, county and timing are confirmed before we head out.
Service is attempted
Each attempt is recorded with date, time and location.
Proof delivered
You receive the proof of service for your records or filing.
Process serving questions.
What does a process server do?
A process server delivers court documents such as summonses, subpoenas, complaints and notices to the person named, then documents when, where and how they were served so the court has a record.
Which Florida law covers service of process?
Service of process in Florida is governed by Chapter 48 of the Florida Statutes. The court or your attorney can tell you what your specific case requires.
Will I get proof that the papers were served?
Yes. Every service is documented, and you receive the proof of service for your records or for filing with the court.
What if the person avoids service?
Each attempt is recorded with the date, time and location. If someone is hard to reach, we'll keep you updated and talk through options with you.
Which areas do you cover?
Osceola, Polk, Orange, Highlands and Hardee counties. See all service areas.
Papers that need serving?
Call, or send the details and we'll confirm coverage and timing.