Process Server
An authorized person who delivers legal documents to parties involved in a case.
What is Process Server?
A Process Server is an authorized individual who delivers legal documents, such as summons, complaints, subpoenas, or notices, to parties involved in litigation, ensuring proper service according to law.
Why It Matters?
It establishes jurisdiction, complies with procedural rules, and prevents claims of improper notice, ensuring due process.
Example
A process server personally delivers a summons and complaint to a defendant in a civil lawsuit.
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