Serving Child Custody Papers
Unfortunately, thousands of people are forced into custody battles with their ex spouse each and every year. It’s a fact of life; marriages can and do go south. Even sadder, many people choose the option to serve child custody papers to their ex themselves. In the process, they can endanger their case and sometimes even their own physical health. It is important to know exactly how to serve Child Support Papers.
ADI Tennessee Process can help you in these matters. Call Today 813-263-5787.
Finding a proper agency to process serve your ex spouse can be a daunting task. There is a level of trust; are you certain the agency will be serving your ex in a proper manner? Will s/he receive the proper court papers? Will their due process serve your case well? These are all important questions to ask the agency serving your court papers, and when you want to serve child custody papers, you need to know business will be taken care of.
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ADI Tennessee Process is a group of professionals handling thousands of court orders each and every month. Their staff is knowledgeable about the law, and knows the importance of your case. Call today for an estimate and get piece of mind for yourself knowing that a courteous and professional staff will deliver your paperwork at an affordable price.
Why take chances in child custody cases? You, your dependents and your loved ones have so much at stake — why take chances on your case or their futures? Call ADI Tennessee Process today and get the piece of mind you deserve.
To serve divorce papers in Knoxville, you must have the proper documents. Whether you choose to complete your own documents or have an attorney complete the papers, you must hire a process server to serve them. To file, you must have a minimum of the following: Civil Cover Sheet, Summons and Petition for Dissolution of [&he...
Serving divorce papers in Tennessee is generally an easy process. When you file your Petition for Dissolution of Marriage–your divorce petition– with the court, the court clerk will issue a summons. You must take a copy of the summons and the divorce petition to the local sheriff’s office or to a special p...