10 Things Process Servers Can Do to Stay Safe on the Job

Sophocles wrote about 2500 years ago, "What does not kill the messenger." Being the bearer of bad news is always a bit of a dangerous job.

Daily their absolute worst moments during the process server is weak and angry people sometimes put themselves in the direct path. People being served may be unpredictable. Most of the time, being a process server is a dangerous business. Most process servers for the event, while 95 percent are able to do their work without.

But there have been some tragedies. Loveland, CO, Stephen Allen was beaten and stabbed to death in May 2008 when he tried to serve divorce papers. Vivid reminder that events like that just for process servers to be vigilant about protecting their security needs.

Process server here at work to protect the safety of some basic tips:

1. Any where you are always going to tell you who are serving. That your spouse, friend, co-workers or clients may have. Someone must know where you are.

2. Neighborhood where you know the documents are served. Watch it online or get a feel for the area and learn how to get around on the map.

3. Park where you are going off. You probably are not at the residence of the subject for a long time so it is usually in the name of convenience and safety in the park illegally will be no problem.

4. To be calm and polite and try to calm their subjects. They are, after all, are, perhaps you get the bad news. More understanding you seem less threatening to them will be you.

5. To go into dangerous areas to try to avoid serving papers. Learn about your subject routine. Do some homework ahead of time you put yourself in an uncomfortable or dangerous situation can save stress. Well, most convenient, easy and secure way to place your subject contact know.

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