Encore serves citations, subpoenas and family-law papers throughout Tarrant County, with every attempt documented and every Texas return signed and verified under Rule 107 and e-filed at no charge.
Cases in the Tarrant County courts in Fort Worth and the justice courts across the county all run on deadlines. Every order includes up to four attempts at varied days and times and a Rule 107 return e-filed at no charge.
Tarrant County civil district cases are filed at the Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building, 100 N. Calhoun St in Fort Worth, and three County Courts at Law hear civil matters. Eight justice-of-the-peace and eight constable precincts cover the county, with justice courts in subcourthouses in Arlington, Mansfield and Southlake, among others.
From downtown Fort Worth to the Arlington entertainment district and the gated neighborhoods of Southlake and Keller, we plan each attempt around where the defendant is most likely to be.
Upload the citation and petition through our online request form, pick a service level and tell us your deadline.
A vetted server works the Tarrant County address at varied days and times, with GPS and photos on every attempt.
You see each attempt as it happens. The return is signed, verified and e-filed within 48 hours.
Dallas, Denton, Johnson and Parker counties, plus 176 of 254 Texas counties in all.
Registered agents and the Texas Secretary of State when the defendant is an entity.
Locates and substituted-service affidavits from Encore Legal Investigations.
Encore has worked more than 45,000 orders since 2017. Every attempt is timestamped and GPS-stamped, every return is reviewed by a person before it goes out, and you never have to chase us for a status.
Send the papers and tell us your deadline. Questions first? Email support@encorelegalprocess.com.
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