Legal Visit Process Server Prison
If you require documents to be served upon individuals currently serving within His Majesty’s Prison, it is important that you instruct a professional agent with experience in undertaking Legal Visits. We are regularly instructed to serve legal process upon individuals who are serving within the HMP Service and/or Police Custody. In these circumstances, a legal visit […]
How to serve a Non Molestation Order
A non-molestation order is a family court order designed to protect someone, and in some cases a relevant child, from abuse, threats, harassment, intimidation, or unwanted contact. It is commonly used in domestic abuse cases where urgent legal protection may be needed. Under the Family Law Act 1996, the court can make a non-molestation order to prohibit certain […]
Red Flags in Relationships
https://youtu.be/I9Y0scl4tAk Something feel off in your relationship? Trust your gut. Here are 5 shady behaviours that could mean trouble and why you shouldn’t ignore them.
Substituted Service In UK Family Law
Substituted service is a legal method used when a person cannot be personally served despite reasonable efforts. In family law, courts may allow you to serve papers via email, social media, or through another individual. You must first show that you’ve tried to find and serve the person in the usual way. A process server’s […]
Trying To Get A Divorce
https://youtu.be/GMVy32w6weE If you’re going through a divorce and your spouse is avoiding contact or refusing to engage, a process server can help. A process server ensures your divorce papers are delivered properly and legally giving you proof of service that the court requires. This step is often crucial when your ex is uncooperative, has moved, […]
What is a Non-Molestation Order
A Non-Molestation Order is a type of court order in England and Wales designed to protect someone from abuse, threats, or harassment—usually issued when someone is experiencing domestic abuse from a current or former partner, a family member, or someone they live with or used to live with. In simple terms, it’s a legal way […]
