The Many Ways You Can Get Served In Great Falls

What Does A Process Server Do In Montana?

Process servers are the people tasked with tracking someone down to provide them with a legal document of some kind.

Whether divorce papers, a subpoena to show up for court or a collection you haven't paid on getting served is pretty common in todays society.

While there are different reasons that someone could get served, one of which most people don't think about in the moment.

Did You Call 911?

One of the ways you can get served is if you were a witness to a crime. The Great Falls Police Department will have a process server track down the 911 caller who sometimes doesn't want to be involved. But if you didn't want to be involved, then don't call 911.

That might sound harsh to some but if you have no interest in trying to help the police figure out what happened then don't waste your time or theirs.

Sometimes even a car crash witness can get called to show up for court. If there is any dispute in the way an accident happened the police will often look for anyone who might have been a witness to it.

The Difficult Part Of Getting Served. Answer Your Phone

The biggest difficulty some process servers experience is that no one wants to answer an unknown number. We are all guilty of it, seeing a number we don't recognize and letting it go to our voicemail which is full and we have no intention of emptying.

If you call 911 about being a witness to something, maybe give that random number a chance and see if it is something important.

If nothing else you can always have a little fun with the spam caller and take up time they would spend scamming a little old lady.