Looking for a Reliable Process Server in St. Petersburg, Florida?
Fast, accurate, and court-compliant process serving in St. Petersburg and throughout Pinellas County
St. Petersburg, Florida Process Server
A Trusted Legal Support Partner in St. Petersburg
123 Legal Inc is a nationwide legal support services provider with deep local expertise in St. Petersburg, Florida. We support law firms, corporations, government agencies, and individuals with dependable process serving backed by technology, compliance, and experienced professionals.
From downtown St. Petersburg to Historic Kenwood, Snell Isle, and surrounding Pinellas County areas, our local process servers understand Florida rules and local court expectations - ensuring every serve is handled correctly.
- Same-day & rush service available
- Real-time status updates
- Proof of service you can rely on
Process Serving Done Right
Proper service of process is critical to protecting due process and avoiding delays or dismissals. Our St. Petersburg process servers follow Florida Statutes and court requirements to ensure documents are served legally, ethically, and efficiently.
We serve:
- Summons & complaints
- Subpoenas (civil & criminal)
- Family law documents
- Eviction notices
- Small claims & civil court papers
- Writs and legal notices
Every service includes detailed documentation and a valid affidavit of service.
St. Petersburg Process Serving You Can Trust
When you choose 123 Legal Inc, you get more than a process server - you get a reliable legal partner. Our St. Petersburg process serving solutions are designed for accuracy, speed, and peace of mind.
What you can expect:
- Experienced, background-checked local servers
- Rush, same-day, and standard service options
- Real-time tracking and notifications
- Secure document handling
- Court-ready proof of service
We proudly serve St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park, and all of Pinellas County.
Why Choose 123 Legal Inc for St. Petersburg Process Serving?
Local Expertise
Florida Compliance
Nationwide Reach
Technology-Driven
Fast Turnaround
Trusted by Legal Professionals
Legal professionals choose 123 Legal Inc. because we deliver consistent results in demanding metropolitan environments.
Serve for Us in St. Petersburg
Are you a licensed or experienced process server in St. Petersburg or Pinellas County?
Partner with 123 Legal Inc and gain access to consistent work, streamlined assignments, and a nationwide legal support network.
Benefits of working with us:
- Steady service requests
- Fair, prompt compensation
- Simple digital workflows
- Professional support team
If you are an experienced process server - or looking to grow your workload - we want to hear from you.
Join our network and receive service opportunities in St. Petersburg and nearby areas.
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Get started with fast, professional process serving in St. Petersburg, Florida. Our team is ready to help you serve documents accurately and efficiently.
Our team is ready to assist with reliable, court-compliant service of process.
- Responsive Support
- Transparent Pricing
- Proven Results
📍 Statewide St. Petersburg Coverage
📞 Responsive Support
📄 Court-Ready Proof of Service
FAQs
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How Does Court eFiling Work in
St. Petersburg, Florida?
Court documents in St. Petersburg are filed electronically through Florida’s statewide eFiling system, with case management handled by the
Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court. Proper eFiling is required for most civil, family, and small-claims cases.
Florida Courts eFiling Portal (Official System)
All St. Petersburg court filings are submitted through:
Florida Courts eFiling Portal (Statewide)
Used by attorneys, self-represented litigants, and legal service providers.
The portal routes filings directly to:
- Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court
- Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida
Courts in St. Petersburg That Require eFiling
eFiling is used for matters filed with:
- Pinellas County Circuit Court
- Pinellas County Court
- Civil, Family, Probate, and Small Claims Divisions
- Eviction and Landlord-Tenant Cases
Paper filing is generally not accepted, except in limited court-approved circumstances.
Who Must eFile in
Pinellas County?
Mandatory eFiling
- Attorneys licensed in Florida
- Law firms and legal professionals
Optional eFiling
- Self-represented (pro se) litigants
- Property managers and landlords (evictions)
Once registered, users receive instant confirmation and filing timestamps.
Documents Commonly eFiled in
St. Petersburg Cases
- Summons and complaints
- Motions and notices
- Affidavits of service (Return of Service)
- Eviction filings
- Family law pleadings
- Proofs of publication
- Court orders and judgments
⚠️
Process service must still be completed separately -
eFiling does not replace service of process.
Formatting & Technical Requirements (Pinellas County)
To avoid rejection, documents must:
- Be submitted in PDF format
- Be:
- Clearly legible
- Properly oriented (upright)
- Free of security restrictions
- Include:
- Correct case number (if assigned)
- Party names exactly as filed
- Use separate PDFs for:
- Summons
- Complaints
- Exhibits
- Affidavits
Improper formatting is a common cause of filing rejection.
eService vs. Service of Process (Important Distinction)
- eService
- Electronic delivery between registered parties
- Allowed only after initial service is complete
- Service of Process
- Must be completed by:
- Pinellas County Sheriff, or
- Certified Pinellas County process server
- Required before the court gains jurisdiction
❗ eFiling does
not
serve the defendant.
Why Accurate eFiling Matters in St. Petersburg
Incorrect eFiling can result in:
- Delayed case processing
- Rejected documents
- Missed deadlines
- Re-service requirements
Court-compliant filing ensures cases move forward without interruption.
Filing Deadlines & Clerk Review
- Filings are timestamped when submitted, not when reviewed
- Clerk review may take:
- Same day
- Next business day
- Rejected filings must be corrected and resubmitted promptly
Late or rejected filings can affect:
- Court hearings
- Default timelines
- Eviction schedules
Filing Fees &
Payment Methods
- Filing fees are paid online through the portal
- Accepted payment methods:
- Credit cards
- Approved eCheck options
- Fee waivers must be court-approved and uploaded with the filing
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