Efiling for Process Servers Returns of Service Coming Soon in big counties
Deadline a year away for e-filing in civil and family cases in Tarrant County The Texas Supreme Court has been wrestling with questions of how to handle vast numbers of paper documents filed in civil courts across the state. Electronic filing was on the drawing board for several years, and recently, the justices ruled that e-filing is mandatory in most courts for civil and family cases by the summer of 2016. The court ordered the mandatory switch to e-filing late last year to streamline the process and cut down on paper. By this time next...
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The 4 Biggest Frustrations Paralegals Have With Process Servers A few months ago, I asked a group of paralegals to share what have been their biggest frustrations in working with process servers. I also invited them to share their praise and reasons they’ve decided to continue to working with specific process servers. We’ve compiled the information below in order to give process servers some insight on what is and is not working for some paralegals. While the information is useful, it is important to remember that every paralegal will...
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