Texas process serving — licensed & local.
TRCP Rule 103-compliant service of citations, subpoenas, eviction notices, and family-law papers. Notarized affidavits returned in 24-72 hours.
When evasive defendants stall your case, we don't.
Texas service of process has real rules — and real consequences when they're missed. Here's what we do differently.
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3 attempts, all hours
Day, evening, and weekend attempts on every serve — at no extra charge, until you give the word to stop.
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GPS stamp and/or photo per request
GPS-timestamped attempts and door photos available on request — court-ready, challenge-proof.
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Status updates by email & text
Every attempt is reported in real time — timestamp, location, outcome — so you always know where the case stands.
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Direct line, every time
Email the server directly — no auto-responders, no ticket queue. You reach the person actually working your case.
Transparent, flat-rate service.
Flat pricing across Chambers & Liberty Counties — no hidden mileage fees.
Common questions about Texas service.
How long does process serving take in Texas?
Standard service is 5–7 business days; Rush is 48 hours; Same-Day means the first attempt happens within 4 hours of receipt. Most successful serves complete on the first or second attempt.
Do you serve evictions and SAPCR cases?
Yes — eviction notices, forcible-detainer citations, and SAPCR (Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship) filings are core to our practice. We understand the timing requirements of each and the unique service rules that apply.
What happens if the defendant is evading service?
We add stake-out attempts at different times of day, talk to neighbors (within the law), and check known associates. Every attempt is fully documented so you can pursue alternate addresses or next steps with the court.
Are your affidavits notarized?
Every affidavit is notarized — typically same-day on rush jobs. We use mobile notaries and remote online notarization (RON) as authorized by Texas Government Code Chapter 406 to keep affidavits moving without delay.
Can you serve in gated communities or apartments?
Yes. Our servers know how to navigate Texas common-area rules, leasing-office gatekeeping, and gated-community access. We always serve in compliance with Texas law and the property's posted policies.
Have a serve that needs to move today?
Submit the citation and we'll have a licensed server at the door within four hours. Same-day affidavit guaranteed.