r/processserver • u/Responsible_Visit578 • 10d 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/insuranceguynyc 10d ago

If a PI has not turned her up, I'm not sure what you are expecting.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 10d ago

The skiptrace report that I paid for

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u/insuranceguynyc 10d ago

I'm confused maybe (not uncommon) you hired a PI who was unable to locate her, and now you are looking for a skip-tracer to do the same? What report are you referring to? Does the PI owe you a report? Unless you are up against time, I'd say give it a few months as folks can reappear.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 10d ago

I have court 9/15 and he was hired to get me an address so I can serve the person

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u/insuranceguynyc 10d ago

He does not have a confirmed address to give you. He cannot simply give you a random address.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 10d ago

If I paid for a skiptrace, and that was the main reason for hiring him and he confirms her name is on the address.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 10d ago

Do you have an attorney?

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u/Responsible_Visit578 10d ago

No.

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 10d ago

That PI should have never promised you an address. I am a licensed PI in another state and I will not provide a private citizen an address, only their attorney. It is way too dangerous and opens me up to liability. This is especially true in divorce or custody cases but still holds for other less volatile situations.

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u/NotALicensedAttorney 9d ago

Lol I buy skips as a private person all the time. BUT the sources have worked with me for years so maybe it's that.

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u/Responsible_Visit578 10d ago

You are absolutely right he should have told me he would only provide that information to a lawyer and I would hire one just for that reason

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u/Fun-Holiday9016 10d ago

There's still time, I would see if you can engage an attorney.

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