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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about professional process serving in Texas and Oklahoma — answered clearly and directly.

  1. What is a process server and what do they do?

    A process server is a licensed professional responsible for delivering legal documents — such as summons, subpoenas, complaints, and court orders — to individuals named in legal proceedings. This ensures that all parties receive proper notice of legal action against them, upholding due process rights guaranteed by law.
  2. How quickly can you serve documents?

    Capulet Civil Process offers routine service (typically within standard court timeframes), rush service for time-sensitive matters, and same-day service when the situation demands immediate action. Contact us at (940) 902-0250 to discuss your specific timeline needs.
  3. Do you serve documents outside of Texas?

    Yes. While our primary service area covers North Texas and Southern Oklahoma counties, we coordinate nationwide service through our network of vetted professional process servers. No matter where your subject is located, we can facilitate service across all 50 states.
  4. What happens if the person refuses to accept the documents?

    Texas law generally allows for substitute service in situations where personal service cannot be achieved. Depending on the circumstances and court authorization, documents may be left with another adult at the residence, posted to a door, or served via alternative methods as authorized by the court. We document all attempts thoroughly.
  5. What is skip tracing and when do I need it?

    Skip tracing is the process of locating individuals who cannot be found at their known address — whether they have moved, are avoiding service, or their whereabouts are otherwise unknown. If you need to serve someone you can't locate, our skip tracing service uses advanced investigative databases and techniques to find them legally and efficiently.
  6. Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes. Capulet Civil Process LLC operates fully licensed and insured in the state of Texas. We are affiliated with Quinn Private Investigations, PLLC (QPI), which maintains its license A09424101 with the Texas Department of Public Safety, enabling us to offer comprehensive investigation services alongside our core process serving work.
  7. What types of legal documents do you serve?

    We serve a broad range of legal documents including: summons and complaints, subpoenas, writs (attachment, execution, garnishment, replevin), notices, orders to show cause, eviction notices, foreclosure papers, family law documents, and more. If you have a specific document type in mind, contact us and we'll confirm we can assist.

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