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When a defendant dodges service, our Florida stakeout teams wait, watch, and serve, with surveillance logs and a return of service that stand up in court.
Some defendants learn the sound of a process server at the door. They stop answering, park around the corner, and let the mail pile up. Routine repeat attempts drain your budget on people like this, a coordinated stakeout does not. Our Florida process servers turn evasion into an evidentiary record instead of a stalled case.
A stakeout begins with intelligence: our skip trace data on vehicles, work schedules, and daily routines. Servers then hold position at the residence or workplace, confirm the subject's presence, and complete service of process at the moment of contact, commonly on arrival or departure.
If a defendant still cannot be served in person, our detailed surveillance logs give your attorney exactly what Florida courts want to see before authorizing substitute or constructive service under Chapter 48. Whether the address sits in Orange, Seminole, Hillsborough, Miami Dade, Duval, or Broward County, the diligence record travels with your case.
A stakeout has two outcomes, and both move your case forward: the serve itself, or an evidentiary record of evasion strong enough that a Florida court authorizes an alternative method of service.
Every session produces a timed log with photos and observations, signed by the server and ready to attach to a motion for substitute service. It is the difference between a case that stalls on bad service and one that stays on schedule.
Not sure they still live there? Start with Skip Tracing →Most are 2 to 4 hour sessions targeted at high probability windows, early morning departures and evening arrivals. You set the budget cap, and we recommend windows based on skip trace data for the address.
Yes. Observing from lawful public vantage points to effect service of process is permitted. Our Florida servers follow Chapter 48 and avoid trespass, harassment, and pretext.
You receive the full surveillance log regardless. Combined with prior attempt records, it forms the due diligence evidence Florida courts expect before authorizing substitute or constructive service.
Yes. Florida permits personal service wherever the person is found, including vehicle stops in driveways or parking lots, handled safely and professionally.
We do. Our stakeout teams cover the major metros, Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, and Fort Lauderdale, and reach all of Florida through our curated professional network for evasive defendant service.
Once we have the address and a skip trace profile, deployment can typically begin within 24 to 48 hours, and sooner for time critical injunctions. Tell us the deadline and we build the plan around it.
Tell us about your evasive defendant, we'll propose a Florida stakeout plan and budget today.