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Have you ever thought of the kind of work a process server does? As a client, you may not think of what types of things the person working as a process server for you might go through. Depending on what kind of papers they have to serve, they may potentially have to go through some pretty interesting and crazy things. Can the job of a process server get dangerous? Sadly, yes, it can, but it doesn't stop them from doing what they have to, to complete the job for you.
Take for instance a process server that is hired on to do work for a lawyer. Maybe it is a high-profile case and some of the witness have gone missing or refuse to come in to testify. Maybe a subpoena had to be filed and therefore the process server has to go out and search for the missing or hiding witness. Sounds like the stuff out of movies, doesn't it? But these types of things happen. They don't even have to happen in major cities. Things like these happen in Dardanelle and when they do, if you are that lawyer, don't you want to make sure that you have a process server that can handle the job?
If you think about it, the job of a process server could be pretty scary. Depending on what kind of job they are doing, they could come in contact with some dangerous or at least less than pleasant people, but that doesn't stop them from doing their job and doing it quickly. They are working for you to make sure that the right information gets to the right people so that the person you are serving papers to cannot deny ever receiving your legal papers. The great effort some people go to, to avoid receiving papers can be bigger than you think.
It is important to remember that the reason a person chooses to be a process server is because they believe in the law and that if you are trying to deliver a legal document, the receiver should not be able to hide from them. You are hiring them to provide a legal service and they will do their best to make sure that it is delivered to the intended recipient and in a timely manner so that you can get on with your life or with whatever legal proceeding you need completed.
