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SOUTHERN WISCONSIN: For hire to fellow Process Servers, Private Investigators, Legal Services Agencies and Attorneys at Law. Available to serve all civil process. Also available to provide backup for complex serves.

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NORTHERN ILLINOIS: Available to register with and serve for Illinois Licensed Private Investigators. (Note: Active Illinois PERC.)

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NORTHWEST INDIANA: For hire to fellow Process Servers, Private Investigators, Legal Services Agencies and Attorneys at Law. Available to serve all civil process. Also available to provide backup for complex serves.

Genuine Collaboration - Professional Communication - Prompt Proof of Service

I believe that properly effected civil process service is an integral part of our justice system; that it protects the right to due process. With over 25 years of professional experience in security, operations, logistics, administration and debt collection, I have a rich understanding of human behavior, work well under pressure, and appreciate the value of effective and respectful communication. Certified Business Negotiator (CBN™). Illinois Notary Public. Proud U.S. Coast Guard Veteran.
AJ Lavin
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SERVED PAPERS BY A PROCESS SERVER AND NOT SURE WHAT TO DO NEXT?

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First, read the documents carefully to determine what the case is about. Take it slow and ask for help if there is anything you do not understand or if you are not sure what actions you should take. The best help is likely available through contacting an attorney. You may also be able to find clarification on certain matters by visiting one of the following links:

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IN WISCONSIN: https://www.legalaction.org

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IN ILLINOIS: https://www.illinoislegalaid.org

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IN INDIANA: https://www.indianalegalservices.org

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In any instance, you will need to respond within a limited number of days. The papers you were served cannot be ignored. So, work to determine what the deadline and response requirements are and how you should go about making a formal response.

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Finally, understand that, while being served with papers can be surprising or unpleasant, it is part of an important process that is designed to protect all of us, including you. It helps to preserve your right to due process and to know what is going on in your case. Knowing what is going on is the first step in bringing proper resolution to the situation.

No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
 
- Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, Sec. 1 (1868)
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