Services
Litigation support, from locate to return.
Certified process serving, skip tracing, subpoena preparation, record retrieval, stake-outs, and notarized affidavits — performed to the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Process serving
We serve civil process in accordance with the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. Each assignment is documented with date, time, location, method, and a description of the person served — then returned as a notarized affidavit ready for filing.
- Personal, substituted, and authorized-person service
- Multiple diligent attempts before a non-service return
- Notarized affidavit of service or non-service
- Photo and GPS notes when conditions allow
Skip tracing
When an address is stale or a recipient is avoiding service, we run skip work to produce a current, servable location. Findings are reported to counsel with sources noted so you can decide the next attempt.
- Current address and workplace leads
- Utility, skip, and public-record corroboration
- Written locate report with recommended next step
- Can be bundled with service on the same file
Subpoena preparation
We prepare subpoenas for appearance and for production of documents, coordinate witness fees where required, and complete service with a return that will stand up at the courthouse.
- Appearance and duces tecum subpoenas
- Court-specific formatting and witness-fee handling
- Service on individuals, custodians, and entities
- Return of service packaged with the original
Record retrieval
Sensitive records move under chain-of-custody discipline. We maintain HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 Type II controls so protected health information and case data stay inside the assignment.
- Medical, employment, and business records
- HIPAA-compliant handling of PHI
- Custodian coordination and follow-up
- Delivery in the format your file requires
Stake-out service
Some files need patience at the door. Stake-out assignments put a server on site during the hours the recipient is most likely to appear, with a written log of the watch.
- Scheduled windows at residence or workplace
- Written time log of the assignment
- Immediate attempt if the recipient appears
- Clear recommendation if the locate should be refreshed
Notarized affidavits
Every completed assignment is closed with a notarized affidavit. Returns describe the person served, the papers, the date and time, and the method — in language clerks and courts expect.
- Affidavits of service and non-service
- Notary on staff for sworn returns
- Detail sufficient for default and hearing practice
- Electronic and hard-copy delivery