Same-Day and Rush Service Available
Legal deadlines do not always leave several days for planning.
We accept time-sensitive assignments and can accommodate same day process server in Ann Arbor, Michigan
requests when scheduling,
document availability, and the circumstances of the assignment permit.
Summons and complaints
Civil lawsuits
Subpoenas
Divorce and family court documents
Eviction-related documents
Small claims matters
Restraining or protective-order documents
Collection matters
Witness subpoenas
Other deadline-sensitive legal papers
For urgent matters, our objective is to get the assignment into the field as quickly as practical.
Knowledge of Ann Arbor, Michigan Civil Procedure
Proper service is more than delivering paperwork.
Michigan Court Rules establish requirements governing who may serve process, how different defendants may be served,
and how service is documented. Michigan judicial guidance generally permits service by a legally competent adult
who is not a party or an officer of a corporate party, although particular matters may involve additional requirements.
For individuals, MCR 2.105 includes personal delivery of the summons and complaint as one recognized method of service.
The appropriate procedure can vary according to the document, type of party being served, court order,
and circumstances of the case.
Our work is performed with attention to applicable Michigan rules and the instructions provided with each assignment.
Court-Compliant Service
Ann Arbor is the county seat of Washtenaw County and has significant local court activity.
The 15th Judicial District Court
is located in downtown Ann Arbor at the Ann Arbor Justice Center.
Washtenaw County also operates its Trial Court system serving the broader county.
Whether your documents originate from a Michigan court or an out-of-state jurisdiction and need to be served locally,
we review the service instructions before the assignment is dispatched.
Law firms
Solo attorneys
Corporate legal departments
Property managers
Landlords
Government entities
Collection professionals
Out-of-state counsel
Self-represented litigants
If special instructions or a court order govern service, provide them when uploading the documents.
Accurate Proof of Service
Documentation after an attempt can be just as important as the attempt itself.
Michigan Court Rule 2.104 addresses proof of service. Depending on who performs service and the applicable method,
proof can include a written statement describing facts such as the manner, time, date, and place of service.
123 Legal Support emphasizes clear, accurate service records so clients know what occurred in the field.
When service is completed, appropriate Proof of Service documentation is prepared based on the assignment
and applicable requirements.
Professional and Ethical Standards
Process servers routinely interact with people during stressful legal situations.
Our goal is to handle assignments professionally, respectfully, and without unnecessary confrontation.
We do not misrepresent the nature of our role or promise outcomes that cannot be guaranteed.
Difficult serves require patience.
When an individual cannot be reached on the first visit, additional attempts may be appropriate depending on
the service package, deadline, client instructions, and circumstances discovered in the field.
Local Familiarity With Ann Arbor
Local knowledge can make a meaningful difference.
Downtown Ann Arbor contains several distinct commercial and residential areas, including the Main Street District, Kerrytown District, State Street District, and South University District.
Our coverage can involve addresses around the University of Michigan, the downtown business core,
residential streets surrounding campus, apartment communities, professional offices,
and neighborhoods farther from the city center.
That familiarity is especially valuable when an address is difficult to access or the recipient's routine
requires strategically timed attempts.