Summons and complaint
Personal service of the initial filing with a notarized affidavit formatted to Ohio Civ. R. 4.1. The default workhorse for any civil case opening.
Industries · legal
Most of our route is firms. Litigation paralegals, family-law associates, and in-house counsel send us papers because the affidavit comes back the way the clerk wants it.
Common matters
Personal service of the initial filing with a notarized affidavit formatted to Ohio Civ. R. 4.1. The default workhorse for any civil case opening.
Witness subpoenas, document subpoenas, and deposition subpoenas served on individuals and businesses. We coordinate with calendars and document any refusal or evasion.
Service of motions, notices, interrogatories, and requests for production where the rule or the case demands proof of receipt beyond a certificate of service.
Divorce filings, custody petitions, contempt motions, and protection-order papers. Handled with the discretion these matters require.
Domesticated subpoenas from other states served under Ohio rules. Send us the domesticated copy and we serve and return as if it were a local filing.
Address verification, social-graph search, and known-associate canvassing before the first attempt, so the affidavit lands with diligence on the record.
How we work
Every order arrives with a case reference and an assigned server by the close of the business day. You always know who has it and when attempts begin.
Notarized, with attempt log, GPS-stamped photos when applicable, and a diligence record if service has to escalate. Clerks across Ohio recognize the format.
Net 30 invoicing for established firms. Flat-rate pricing posted online so the rate is on the desk before you order, not on the invoice three weeks later.
Your firm gets the same dispatcher every time. No menu trees, no relay handoffs, no "we will check and get back to you" when the answer is on a desk in the same building.
Why us
FAQ
Yes in Lucas, Wood, Hancock, Allen, and Fulton counties when the order arrives before noon and the address is good. The other six counties are next-business-day rush.
The documents to serve, the full name and last known address of the party, the case caption, and an email for the completed affidavit. Special instructions and prior service history help us route the order correctly.
We serve at the registered-agent address on file with the Ohio Secretary of State. If the agent has moved or the registration is stale, we flag it and serve under the rule that fits.
Yes when the federal case is in the Northern District of Ohio. Federal service rules differ from Ohio Civ. R. 4.1 on a few points; we follow the federal rule when it applies and the affidavit is captioned accordingly.
Voicemail and email go to the dispatcher overnight. Rush orders that arrive after hours start at 8 AM with priority dispatch. For genuine TRO emergencies, call the office line and you will get a callback within an hour.
Cases often touch more than one industry. We handle the cross-industry overlap without you needing a separate vendor.
Banks, credit unions, collection agencies, and financial institutions. Foreclosure documents, debt collection, and compliance-driven service.
Property management companies, landlords, real estate investors, and title companies. Eviction notices, property disputes, and time-sensitive tenant matters.
Insurance carriers and adjusters. Subrogation actions, coverage disputes, and fraud investigations with documented evidence trails.
Send the order. We confirm same-day, attempt within the window, and return the affidavit to your inbox.