Process service
Precision Legal Services: Your Trusted Process Server
Precision Legal provides swift and professional process service throughout West Virginia, covering areas such as Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, Wheeling, and points in between. We can either collect subpoenas, summons, or court orders from your office or receive them via regular mail, expedited delivery, or email. Additionally, we can deliver the documents to the local courthouse for signatures or issuance by the clerk.
If you lack a current address, worry not. We employ up-to-date proprietary databases and utilize other sources to obtain the latest contact information, photographs, and other useful details for efficient and professional service.
Our process service fees typically are flat rate fees. While we make an effort to accommodate ASAP and rush jobs, a surcharge may be applicable. We are authorized to serve federal court process within a 100-mile radius of the issuing court, even if it involves crossing state lines. We travel statewide for process service related to cases in circuit court, magistrate court, family court or administrative hearings.
Our commitment to going the extra mile for clients is exemplified by our interactions during service. Conversations with recipients of summonses or subpoenas often yield relevant information, meticulously documented in reports. While in the field, if we observe anything pertinent to the case at the witness or defendant's residence, we strive to capture it through photographs or documentation and promptly share this valuable information with our clients.
Before entrusting your important documents to an amateur, inquire about their familiarity with West Virginia's Rules of Civil Procedure. If uncertain, consider reaching out to us. We keep you informed about the progress of delivery attempts, ensuring your satisfaction. It's crucial to establish at the onset whether personal service is necessary or if substituted service is permitted. Furthermore, the process server you hire should be well-versed in West Virginia laws regarding trespassing, privacy, slander, and libel.
