Private Process Server New Orleans | Faster Than The Sheriff |(504) 210-8344

Need papers served fast in New Orleans or Jefferson Parish? Stop waiting on the Sheriff. Call Scott Frank today: 337-247-9027 Upload Your Documents Here:https://baton-rouge-process-servers.com/sign-service-agreement/ In this video, Scott Frank (Owner of Lafayette Process Servers LLC) breaks down the critical difference between using the Sheriff's department and hiring a Private Process Server in the Greater New Orleans area. WE COVER: Orleans Parish: First City Court, Civil District Court, Downtown New Orleans, Algiers, New Orleans East. Jefferson Parish: Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, Westwego, Harahan (Justice of the Peace Courts). St. Tammany & St. Bernard Parishes. WHY CHOOSE US? Speed: We treat your paper like it's the only one we have. GPS Verification: You get proof of exactly when and where served. Skip Tracing: We find defendants who are avoiding service. Metairie Office: Located at 1 Galleria Blvd, Metairie, LA 70001 for easy access to both parishes. CONTACT US: Lafayette Process Servers LLC Phone: (504) 210-8344  Email: [email protected] Web: https://metairie-process-servers.com/private-process-server-new-orleans/ CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Intro: Private Process Server vs. Sheriff 0:45 - The Problem with Sheriff Delays in NOLA 1:20 - Orleans Parish vs. Jefferson Parish Courts 2:10 - Difficult Serves: Gated Communities & CBD 3:00 - Our "Diamond" Standard & GPS Proof 3:45 - How to Order Service #NewOrleans #ProcessServer #LegalServices #ScottFrank #JeffersonParish #Metairie #LafayetteProcessServers Sponsored by 337media  Chapters (00:00:00) - How to Serve Legal Papers in America(00:04:10) - Private vs Public: The Case for a Private Server(00:06:12) - How to serve a subpoena in New Orleans(00:08:28) - Louisville Process Servers: Orleans vs. Jefferson Parish(00:10:37) - Private Investigators: Solving Lawsuits by Skip-Tracing(00:15:31) - Paper Trails: A Local Business Network(00:16:06) - All Legal Disclaimers(00:17:17) - The Last Mile of Justice in New Orleans(00:18:46) - Are We Seeing a Privatization of Legal Efficiency?