🧾You've been served!

 If you received a note or door hanger from GEM, it means a process server attempted to deliver legal paperwork to you but couldn’t reach you directly. This is your official notice to contact the server and schedule delivery. Delays may increase legal complications or costs.

💡 Don’t ignore it — this is part of a legal process that requires your attention.

A process server is a professional authorized to deliver legal documents such as summonses, subpoenas, complaints, and court notices.   They have no affiliation with your case.  Their job is to ensure these documents are properly served according to state laws so that all parties are officially notified of legal action. 

•  While sheriffs can serve legal documents, private process servers typically offer:
• Faster service – They focus solely on process serving and make more attempts quickly.
   
• Greater reliability – Your case is their priority, not one of many duties.
   
• Current legal knowledge – They stay updated on civil process laws and regulations.
   
• Better communication – Get real-time updates and flexible scheduling.
   
• Less work for you – They often handle printing, filing, and affidavit submission.
   

In most cases, private process servers deliver faster, more accurate, and client-focused results.