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360 Legal Short Notes - Primary vs. Secondary Service "Primary service" of process refers to the serving of original or other process designed to obtain jurisdiction over a person or property for the purposes of these Best Practices. Following the service of the...
Scott Foeller’s Interview Series EPISODE 2 The right process server for the job would entail in my opinion, a couple of different things. First and foremost the data integration, the analytics that can be exchanged electronically compresses that function of getting it...
Professional process servers & investigators How they differ, how they work together… By Angie Heath VP 360 Legal, Tampa Office Certified Process Servers and Licensed Investigators provide two different services, requiring different skill sets for each. Per...
Florida Alias Summons If the defendant has not been served by your court date, the judge will continue your case to allow more time for service before retrying your case. To serve the defendant, you will need to fill out a "alias summons." A summons is a court form...
The crimes of the not so benevolent Santa Clause Kris Kringle is dragged before a judge in the 1947 holiday classic “Miracle on 34th Street” to decide if he is insane or the genuine Santa Claus. It’s a stunning sight to put the benighted benefactor of millions of...
Scott Foeller's Interview Series EPISODE 1 I'm Scott Fuller. I'm a partner in a collections law firm here in Florida and Mike from 360Legal and I have known each other for many years. We got to know each other through process serving years ago I had needed a new...
So you might wonder why clients choose 360 legal for skip tracing. I've never lost a motion to quash or an evidentiary hearing based on the quality of skip tracing or the information detain in our affidavit of due diligence search. I feel that we are the best in the...
"You might be wondering what the ramifications of not being prepared to defend an affidavit of due diligence or a service of process in court. It's simple. The attorney would have to refile a case and it could literally cost thousands of dollars. So by having your...
"So you might be wondering what are the ramifications of not being prepared to defend an affidavit of due diligence for a motion to quash. The ramifications could be the difference of winning or losing a case and could be the difference of losing thousands of dollars...
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