I have noticed that many of my younger clients have ditched the traditional office and have embraced the home office with support from a virtual office that offers a shared receptionist, conference rooms, and even copiers and printers. From my perspective of a subcontractor/vendor of process service and private investigations, I see changes in how they operate. They are much more involved and engaged with their cases and clients. Since a lot of the financial pressure is off

It is almost mid January and people are still saying “Happy New Year”. I have heard it so many times that I began thinking about what really makes me happy and how what-makes-me-happy has changed over the years. Although I have been in the legal field for many years prior to 2006, that is the year I left the safety of a steady paycheck and I went out on my own and founded Miami PSPI, LLC, a process service and private investigation agency. Every year since then I look back

We constantly refer to our grid of cities and counties in Florida so I thought others would also need it also. The following grid is in alphabetical order by city: Alachua - Alachua County – Motion & Order Altamonte Springs - Seminole County Anna Maria - Manatee County Apalachicola - Franklin County Apopka - Orange County Arcadia - DeSoto County Atlantic Beach - Duval County Auburndale - Polk County Aventura - Miami-Dade Avon Park - Highlands County Bal Harbour - M

Technology has been replacing people for so long now that no one even raises an eyebrow when it happens anymore. Even though the demand for process service seems to be rising, maybe soon technology will replace process servers also. In January 16, 2018, Preston County Sheriff stated in a news article that they need a huge additional overtime budget just to get caught up in serving papers. Adding new process servers to the field may be a temporary bandage but it is not a sus

WSVN 7 News ran a story this evening about a real-estate associate named Mohamed Donald who was arrested 2/22/2017 in Hollywood and again 4/18/2017 in Miami Springs and charged with Grand Theft for taking deposits for home rentals and not following through for his clients. One of his victims, Stacie Roy was ripped off of nearly $7000 and she states, “He keeps beating the system and he needs to be stopped.” Detective Brian Mullin of Coconut Creek Police is confident that he w

We recently received a subpoena to serve on a witness from an attorney who advised that the witness is notoriously difficult to serve. We made a few attempts during the day and evening and we even posted contact cards on the door in the hopes that the witness would cooperate but there was no answer and the witness never called us back. My server then decided to make an attempt at midnight. My server went back at 12:05 am. He had his court issued identification displayed o

As process servers we can serve evictions all day long but this tenant just won't leave! The City of Miami (with little to no help from the Federal Government) kicked out the Zika mosquitoes from Wynwood but then they moved to Miami Beach. The City of Miami Beach began the eviction process of the Zika mosquitoes but before they could finish the job what do you think the Zika mosquitoes did? You guessed it. They just moved to another area in Miami. The Florida Department of

Our process servers see a lot of strange things while working out in the field in Miami but this one is too adorable not to post. Last night a Miami PSPI process server, while on duty came across a raccoon lounging by a pool. The server reports that the raccoon was sort of a gangster as it was completely unfazed by his presence. After staring at each other for a while the server left the annoyed raccoon alone so it could resume melting away its worries and stress under the

We were trying to serve the occupants of this home with process. The people behind the door refused to open the door and they told the server that they did not know the defendants. A closer inspection of the dog's tag revealed that it belonged to the Defendants. They got served. #processservice #dog #miamiprocessservice #processserver #doggivesupowner

ONLY IN MIAMI!!! Apparently dogs are not enough in Miami. Our process server went to a residence to serve process when a zebra aggressively galloped to the front gate and stood its ground. The zebra did not allow the process server to enter the property or even come near the gate for that matter. Not its owner or even Sherk could have tamed this donkey. The server observed the owner use their dogs to corral the donkey behind another gate in the backyard to exit and enter