While the most common documents served by a process server are often related to Small Claims actions, such as a Plaintiff’s Claim or Statement of Claim, they also serve documents related to Family Court and Civil Court actions, as well as many other legal matters.

A process server can serve:

• Custody documents
• Child support
• Visitation papers
• Divorce documents
• Foreclosure documents
• Eviction notices
• Termination of Tenancy forms
• Landlord and tenant documents
• Bank levies
• Notice of Action
• Notice of Motion
• Notice of Examination
• Financial statements
• Conference Notice
• Third Party Claim
• Statement of Defence
• Defendant’s Claim
• Counterclaim
• Subpoenas
• Judgments
• Summons and complaints
• Motion records
• Affidavits
• Notice of Application
• Summons to Witness
• Notice of Contempt
• Garnishment, and
• others

								
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