Under "Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 4, Process, (d) By Whom Served," Process may be served by any person over the age of 18, not a party to the action, and who has NO INTEREST in the case. This means that your friends and family members, who care if you win or lose the case, are disqualified.

At the end of our services, the Investigator assigned to your case will complete an Affidavit, a document that affirms what happened during your serve. The Investigator will then sign, and have it notarized, under penalty of perjury, that the facts contained therein are accurate. This is the document that the court will need for you to prove that you completed your obligation of serving your court paperwork on the respondent.

We have a very organized process. We will keep you updated every step of the way. Once your affidavit is ready, it will be scanned and emailed to you and we will then ask if you would like us to complimentary mail it back to you or your court.

Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure state that we must be able to identify the person, articulate why we believed that was the respondent, offer to provide the documents to that person, and then after that person refuses or fails to accept them, we are required to post them in a conspicuous place. If we can get the person’s face on our body camera, we will be able to effectuate lawful service.

If you want to visit our office, you should make an appointment beforehand during our business hours.