Certified Process Servers are NOT employees of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court. You will be directed to the appropriate agency that administrates process servers.
Process Server Information, Applications, Renewals, Listings, and more.
Process Server Information, Applications, Renewals, Listings, and more.
In Florida, a process server is a person authorized to deliver legal documents, such as summonses, complaints, subpoenas, and other court-related documents, to individuals involved in a court case. The role of a process server is crucial in ensuring that due process is upheld by notifying individuals of their legal obligations and the initiation of legal actions involving them. Here are some key points about process servers in Florida:
By performing these duties, process servers help maintain the integrity and efficiency of the judicial system in Florida.
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