Serve The Process Ltd

Serve The Process Ltd are strategically located in the Midlands to provide a prompt and effective service for a range of court orders and legal documents. Our agents are available for process serving across Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry, West Bromwich, Walsall, Wolverhampton as well as Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire.

The effective service of legal documents is an integral part of litigation. Ensuring your legal documents are served on time, and in accordance with the relevant rules is imperative. Our expertise is broad, and you can have confidence in our ability. 
 Our primary service is for Family Law for example:  

• Non molestation orders 

• Prohibited steps orders 

• Injunctions 

• Family and children’s proceedings 

Our Process Servers are extremely experienced and have expertise in managing highly confidential material. Serve The Process Ltd understand the importance of prompt service in particular with regard matters connected to domestic and/or child abuse matters. The orders available from the court provide victims with protection and reassurance. It is for that reason Serve The Process Ltd prioritise requests for family law matters and seek to serve Non-Molestation Orders and Prohibited Steps orders with a sense of urgency. If you find yourself or your client feeling anxious and need an immediate response, please CONTACT US to discuss the response we can provide.

Our process servers are highly trained investigators. They often have minimum of 30 years’ experience, professionally accredited investigators with essential skills to perform the role of a professional process server.  
Serve The Process Ltd understand the family court process and whilst providing a service to the Applicants in Civil Court Procedures, our Process Servers also recognise the duty they have to not just serve upon the Respondent but explain the legal documents to them where possible. In doing so it may offer all parties better protection from the court orders which is why they were provided in the first place. The Respondent needs to understand the orders and the consequences of breaching such an order.  
If you have any questions, please visit our CONTACT US page. We look forward to hearing from you and receiving your instructions.