This is the official submission of legal documents (such as complaints, motions, or responses) to the court. This initiates or progresses a legal case.

This does not involve process service directly. It refers to searching the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) database to find information about secured transactions, such as liens on personal or business property.

Delivering court orders to the appropriate parties, such as orders related to child custody, child support, property division, or other legal matters.

Serving legal documents related to wage garnishment or bank account levies, which allows a creditor to collect a debt by taking a portion of the debtor's income or funds.

This involves delivering legal documents (the summons and complaint) to the defendant in a lawsuit, officially notifying them of the legal action against them.

The official and final decision of a court in a legal case.1 It determines the rights and obligations of the parties involved.2 Judgments can take various forms, such as monetary awards, orders for specific performance, or rulings on legal issues.

Serving legal documents related to divorce proceedings, such as the Summons, Complaint for Divorce, and other relevant court orders.

Delivering legal documents related to obtaining a protective order to prevent harm or abuse, such as the Petition for a Personal Protection Order.

Serving legal documents that compel a witness to appear in court or provide evidence, such as subpoenas for documents or testimony.