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Serving process is a job that is surrounded by many misconceptions. Usually taken up by private investigator firms, process serving is a function that operates privately, independent of the courts, to deliver court materials and legal documents by an impartial third party. Common use is to deliver materials and contracts to unwilling parties, or to directly subpoena defendants with court summons. Processes are court documents or legal documents that can range from summons to complaints. A Process server Lithgow is used to provide court verification that a document was received by a party involved with the case. For a quick example, image you are a tenant who is taking your landlord to court for failing to fix some items in your house, as per the lease agreement. The landlord is refusing to answer your calls and you have decided to take that landlord to court for either money back from your rent, or to force the landlord to make the repairs. Your lawyer would hire a process s...

The words private investigator, bring to mind a man with a fedora and a pipe, working in a dingy, cluttered office in an unrespectable part of the town. He runs around stalking and taking pictures of the offending parties and unearthing witnesses that even the police couldn't find. The words also remind you of the clients who come to a private investigator, mostly women who have been wronged in some way. In the end, the private investigator ends up saving the day. This stereotypical image has been planted in our brains through media; movies and literature. In reality private investigators are civilians, most often retired police or military officers and sometimes even ex-spies. They investigate matters for the public and only sometimes do they actually take part in a criminal investigation. They do not and cannot arrest people and their only job is to gather evidence. Most people use private investigators after they are aggrieved, but they can also be hired for preventative m...