Skip Tracing Lafayette: How We Find Evasive Defendants (No "Non-Ests")

Sheriff returned your papers "Not Found"? That doesn't mean the case is dead. In Lafayette, a "bad address" often just means the defendant is smart. Whether they work offshore on a 14/14 rotation or live behind a gate in River Ranch, generic online databases can't find them. In this episode, Scott Frank explains the difference between a basic "people search" and Professional Skip Tracing. Learn how Lafayette Process Servers LLC uses utility data, vehicle sightings, and stakeouts in connection to a process service to locate individuals who don't want to be found. What We Cover: The "Oilfield" Problem: Why defendants working for PHI or Bristow are impossible to serve without a rotation schedule. Gated Communities: How to legally effect service in River Ranch and Le Triomphe. The "Stakeout" Solution: Why waiting down the street is sometimes the only way to get the papers delivered. Links & Resources: Need a Skip Trace? Visit Lafayette Process Servers LLC Read the Full Guide: Skip Tracing & Process Service Blog Sponsored by 337media Call Scott: (337) 247-9027 About the Host: Scott Frank is the owner of Lafayette Process Servers LLC. He specializes in high-stakes process serving, skip tracing, and locating hard-to-serve defendants across the 15th JDC and all of Acadiana. Chapters (00:00:00) - The Secret Life of Court Process Servers(00:02:12) - Lawyers' Cost of Service(00:04:18) - Louisiana Process Servers: The Attempt to Serve Money(00:06:57) - Louisiana court procedures, explained(00:08:25) - Chain of Custody Proof of Service(00:10:13) - In the Land of Processes: Safety(00:11:48) - How to Stalk an Oil Rig Technician in Louisiana(00:15:51) - Why The Courts Are So Paper-based