Serving Legal Papers in NSW, Queensland, Victoria, and Australia-Wide

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Process Services
Do you need to serve documents? If so, then Servedoc is here to help. We can serve divorce documents, as well as corporate and personal documents, in New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. We also provide services across Australia.
What documents can we deliver for you?
With our experienced services, you can rely on us to deliver your important documents quickly and successfully. We commonly deliver:

  • Personal documents: We can serve claims, writs and summons, letters of demand, domestic violence orders and property notices for repossession and eviction.
  • Corporate documents: Let us deliver statutory demands, liquidator notices and winding up applications or orders to any office you need us to.
  • Divorce documents: Divorce papers are necessary to serve before a divorce hearing. We can deliver these documents by hand and sign an affidavit verifying the delivery.
  • Important documents: Let us hand deliver important documents like concerns notices, cease and desist notices, statutory demands and letters of demand.

No matter what documents you need us to serve, we provide same-day service and can even collect and return the original documents to you if necessary.

Why choose us?
We know that serving the right documents quickly and successfully is key to any legal proceeding. That is why we dedicate ourselves to efficient, experienced and wide-ranging services to help our clients with all they need. Whether you need a quick turnaround time, an affidavit or experienced professionals, we are here for you.
How can you get in touch?
Do you want to learn more about our document serving options? Please contact us on 1300-918-851 or by email at admin@servedoc.com.au. We will be happy to answer any questions or address any concerns you have. We look forward to helping you in any way we can, including with any special requests. Wherever you are located in Australia, you deserve the best service possible, so choose Servedoc today.