Process servers can be hired by anyone needing to have documents served on someone else. This can include:

• individuals;
• lawyers or law firms representing individuals or other parties;
• corporations, such as banks and insurance companies;
• private businesses; and
• governments (municipal, provincial, federal).

When might a process server be used?

A process server might be hired in the following situations:

• Individuals involved in Smalls Claims Court actions
• Individuals or businesses involved in a civil lawsuit

• Real estate cases:
  • Foreclosure documents
  • Eviction notices
  • Landlord/tenant documents

• Family Law cases:
  • Divorce papers
  • Custody documents
  • Child support
  • Visitation papers

• Government and general civil cases:
  • Local courts
  • Federal courts
  • Government agencies
  • Police departments

								
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