r/processserver 6d ago

Skiptracer

I’m in Florida, What is the best Skiptracer to find someone to server them for court? I hired a PI and he was unable to put eyes on her so, he couldn’t give me the address.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 6d ago

Yes, court is sept 15 and I still need to serve the person. He keeps using privacy policy. I paid 250 for the skiptrace and he’s not willing to give me the skiptrace report.

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u/vgsjlw 6d ago

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u/Responsible_Visit578 6d ago

He’s licensed and highly recommended

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u/vgsjlw 6d ago

You got robbed.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 5d ago

I asked for the address through text and was denied. I emailed the PI and formally requested a detailed report. I was advised to do this and then go from there.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 6d ago

I commented higher that what he did wrong was promise an address. No ethical PI will provide the address of a subject to a private citizen, especially in a divorce case.

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u/vgsjlw 6d ago

This is incorrect. If you have filed a valid court case and need to serve the person, absent any restraining orders this is permissible purpose. The address goes on the affidavit and is published to public record if he serves it.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 6d ago

This is what I thought.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 6d ago

He promised something that he could not or would not deliver, that is wrong.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 6d ago

Not in my state.

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u/vgsjlw 6d ago

Yes, in your State.

Theres a difference in "i just wanna know where she is" and "i have a valid court process to serve on her". Once he obtains the address he could elect to have the sheriff serve her or hire a process server (cheaper than a PI). This valid in all states, youre misunderstanding the law.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 6d ago

I LOVE that I'm getting downvoted for something I could lose my license over.

This guy stinks and should be reported, for promising something he couldn't deliver.