Private process servers
who intend to be Certified by the Supreme Court of Texas
are required to prove proficiency by passing an approved
professional training course that will enable each you
to serve legal process out of every court in Texas.
What's
an approved course?
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On October 7, 2004, the Texas Supreme Court announced
substantial changes to Rule 103 of the Texas Rules of
Civil Procedure. Those changes will affect every
private process server in the state, and will affect the
way all service will be undertaken in the state of Texas.
PS-Academy provided
valuable input to help the Supreme Court devise changes
that would protect the public while serving the interests
of Texas process servers. Our hard work with Judges, Senators,
Legislators, and the Supreme Court paid off. We put
our interests aside, and worked for you.
Why? Because we believed
there was a need to improve the professionalism and
efficiency of the entire industry, and to ensure that only
persons who were properly trained and qualified would
gain authorization from the courts to serve legal process
in Texas.
