What is Substituted Service of Process? Answered by an experienced process server.

What is Substituted Service? Substituted (or substitute) service is when you’re hired as a process server to serve court papers to someone personally, but you’re also authorized to serve somebody else as their substitute. This is common when the person who needs to be served is refusing service of process. Okay, here we go... I don’t know, maybe the comments on this will blow-up. Or maybe real-world process servers will say, “Yeah, this is exactly what we do in the real world”. But knowing this one simple thing will save you a lot of time and aggravation as a process server. Of course, if you have any specific question about these types of things, talk to your client-attorney, or ask your personal attorney. I’m not an attorney. I’m not giving legal advice, I’m just telling you what’s worked out in the real world and what might make your life easier and satisfy your client. In the meantime, remember... Do the right thing, even if it’s the hard thing! Committed to your success, Larry Kaye, Private Investigator Also... If you like this helpful tip, then don't miss out on my new book 51 Weird Private Investigator Tricks That Actually Work: How to Trick, Track, Find and Follow Someone Like a Pro. You can find it at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RV4HXB9/ If you prefer to breeze through the info in this (or other) videos, or you want my exclusive blog extras... don't forget to check out my blog entries each week because that's where I really clean-up things into a nice bullet point format for you. Check it out at https://surveillancetrainingcourse.co...