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What does an Arizona Process Server do?

A process server is one of those jobs that we’ve all heard about but many of us don’t know exactly what they do. Our only introduction to the career is through television. You know, your favorite sitcom character is joking around with some stranger when all of a sudden a batch of papers is shoved in their face and they’re rudely told “you’ve been served.” The character’s face grows long, and he or she walks away, and the audience (laugh track) roars with laughter. Is that really what a process server does?

A process server in Arizona, or anywhere in the United States for that matter, is basically a messenger. They notify people of their constitutional rights to due process of law. Yes, that’s right, process servers are a result of the fifth and sixth amendments of the U.S. Constitution. That’s pretty cool when you think about it.

A process server notifies individuals by giving them court documents that detail their involvement in a specific legal issue. These court documents are actually called “process.”

Long ago, county sheriffs served process. As jurisdictions grew and crime increased, sheriffs became too busy to deliver court papers. To ensure that these important papers were delivered in a timely fashion, and in accordance with the law of the land, the job of process server was created. It should be noted that some states still require a sheriff, or similar law enforcement officer, to serve process.

A process server does more than just hand people court papers. They also file court papers and retrieve documents. Still, serving legal documents is their most important task because if it’s done incorrectly the case could be thrown out of court.

Maricopa County Process Server

In Maricopa County, the process server gives the individual two documents, a summons and a compliant. Unlike what we usually see on television, the document does not have to be put directly in the hands of the person being served. The server can leave the legal documents at their residence or with their lawyer.

Now that you know what a Maricopa County process server does you might laugh the next time you see one on TV. Not so much at the intended joke, but at the fact that the show knows very little about what they actually do.