Don't Shoot the Messenger: Process Servers The ordinary, extraordinary people working at the edge of our legal system

Don't Shoot the Messenger: Process Servers The ordinary, extraordinary people working at the edge of our legal system

Process serving is one of the most unusual ways to earn a living. In fact, it can be downright terrifying. So who would actually want to be one? Who would choose to knock on the doors of complete strangers for a living? If you are curious about process servers, or ( gasp ) think you want to become one—this is the book for you! Through engaging stories, anecdotes and lively reflections derived from personal interviews, process servers from different parts of the country share why they decided to become a process server, what they really think about the job, their terrifying (and funny) moments, and the advice they would impart to anyone thinking of becoming a process server. No other book provides this unique peek into the obscure world of Service of Process—and into the hearts and minds of the people who do it every day. You will find yourself surprised at just who does become a process server. Lynne Fluke spent three years at a national process serving firm as part of a small team that worked exclusively with process servers. She thinks it’s time the world met these brave men and women first-hand.