Most reliable, professional, efficient process servers? It’s Legal Document Management

Call (469) 291-5005 in Dallas or (713) 269-0403 in Houston if you want process service that is worry-free and headache-free. Tired of doing your process server’s job for them? Let Legal Document Management take care of your serves and do the follow up necessary to get the jobs done. Tired of process servers that don’t care about getting the job done and sending you a...
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Process server Data and Statistics

Here’s a few facts about process servers: – The average process server drives 24,868 miles per year while serving papers. That’s equivalent of driving across the United States 4.5 times each year. – The average process server spends the equivalent of 52 full calendar days driving to serve papers every year. – Process servers on average spend more than double what...
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Another satisfied new client

Legal Doc’s latest satisfied new client, in an email after service: Dear Sean: I have been swamped or I would have responded sooner. I want to give you guys a big thank you for getting this subpoena served and served promptly. I believe within two hours of the time I dropped the subpoena at your office, the City of Irving called and told me the requested documents were ready. Your team...
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Need a protective order served?

Have a tough protective order to get served? Let Legal Document Management handle the task. On Friday, Legal Doc served a protective order on the first attempt on an individual that was trying to be served since November by other servers and constables. The case was about to be dropped by the Dallas District Attorney’s office because the individual wasn’t being served. The lady...
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It’s a CRIME to avoid service of process!

Texas Penal Code Sec. 38.16. Preventing Execution of Civil Process (a) A person commits an offense if he intentionally or knowingly by words or physical action prevents the execution of any process in a civil cause. (b) It is an exception to the application of this section that the actor evaded service of process by avoiding detection. (c) An offense under this section is a Class C...
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