For Hassle-free Delivery of Divorce Papers: Choose the Leading Process Servers in NJ

1. For Hassle-free Delivery of Divorce Papers: Choose the Leading Process Servers in NJ If you are planning to file a divorce to your spouse, you need to be well versed with the fact that New Jersey requires you to serve the divorce papers to your spouse. Accredited Process Servers provides efficient service of divorce papers served in New Jersey. Read on to know more! If you are on good terms, you can hand him or her copy and have your spouse fill out an acknowledgment of service, which you will file with the court. You can also have the sheriff or a private process server serve your spouse. These options require paying a fee, but sometimes it is necessary if you and your spouse are not on good terms. As long as there are no objections from your spouse, the divorce remains uncontested and you can file for a default judgment after 35 days. This will result in a hearing date being set, where a judge will review the papers and ensure that you and your spouse are still in agreement. He or she will then issue the final divorce decree. Service of the Divorce Complaint: Once the court clerk provides you with a copy of complaint stamped “filed,” you should fill out the summons and attached proof of service (form 7) and prepare to serve your spouse. Under New Jersey law, the the www.accreditedprocessservice.com Page 1

2. defendant must be personally served via hand delivery with a copy of the divorce paperwork. It is always advisable that you choose professional process servers who can hand-deliver a copy of the petition to your spouse at home or work. If you choose Accredited Process Servers, they will charge a fee for the service of Divorce Papers Served in New Jersey. You will have to make at least three copies of the divorce paperwork and send two copies to the process servers and keep one for your files. Send the process server a self- addressed stamped envelope so the he can send you proof that the defendant received the paperwork. Alternatively, your spouse may agree to accept service personally or through an attorney. If your spouse agrees to accept service, be sure to obtain a signed acceptance of service for filing with the court. When you receive proof that your spouse received the divorce paperwork, mail that proof to the court. Keep a copy of the proof for your records. The team at Accredited Process Servers is highly efficient and ensures a quick delivery and will file an Affidavit of Service with the court without your spouse’s signature and eagerness to comply. The affidavit of service is an approved and notarized testimony detailing the date, time, and manner in which the document was served. Our process servers are trained in dealing with circumstances and personalities that can be evasive, uncooperative or displeased including knowledge in matters including assets, children and finances. With the legal process relying on your Divorce paper being served in New Jersey, trusting your paperwork in the hands of a professional process server is the fastest and easiest way to begin the legal divorce process. Contact Accredited Process Servers today for your service of process needs at accreditedprocess@gmail.com or call us at (888) 788-9033 for assistance. www.accreditedprocessservice.com Page 2