What if I don't know the defendant's current residence address?

What if I don't know the defendant's current residence address?

If you don't know where the defendant currently lives, not to worry. We are experts at locating defendants through various methods to include, but not limited to Defendant Location, also know as Skip Tracing. As Registered and Bonded Process Servers we have access to data bases that the general public cannot access. We can also query the USPS for information that the general public are not allow to access. Unless the defendant is dead, in jail or couch surfing we're about 97% successful in locating defendants.

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