Celebrate National Due Process Day: September 25th
Happy National Due Process Day. The US Constitution protects your right to be notified about any court proceedings that could affect your interests.
We were established in 2020 to provide legal support to attorneys, law firms, businesses, and the general public in the greater Portland Metro area and state of Oregon. We have over a decade of experience in the legal field and specialize in litigation support.
We use state of the art software to track every work order and you get updates via email immediately after each attempt. As Portland-area process servers and investigators (and former paralegals), we believe that you deserve to work with true responsive professionals.
We’re well-versed and can help with everything from Small Claims to Evictions to Criminal Defense Investigation and beyond. If you need someone served outside the Portland Metro area, as member of the National Association of Process Servers, we can assist you in hiring the right professional.
Happy National Due Process Day. The US Constitution protects your right to be notified about any court proceedings that could affect your interests.
In the intricate dance of legal proceedings, where every step holds weight, affidavits stand as pillars of truth and documentation. Among the array of legal
Evictions can be one of the most challenging aspects of property management. From legal intricacies to delicate tenant communications, navigating through the eviction process requires careful planning and adherence to local laws and regulations.
In Oregon, if your claim is $10,000 or less, you may want to consider filing your claim in either the Small Claims court or as a Small Claim & Notice of Small Claim in the civil division of the Circuit Court. Your filing fee will be much less ($57-$102 vs. upwards of $500) and the length of time to trial is also compressed. But you are not allowed to bring an attorney with you to court.
This case study chronicles the successful pursuit of personal service for a domestic violence protective order on an individual who evaded service.
When it comes to service of process in Oregon, there are several laws and statutes that govern the procedures of various types of documents and proceedings. This is why it’s important to work with a process server who cares about training and professional development. You don’t want your case to fall apart because the process server didn’t follow the rules.
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