Service of Divorce Petitions in Leeds
If you need to serve a Divorce Petition in the Leeds area then we can assist you with service of this anywhere in the West Midlands region.
We serve Divorce Petitions throughout England and Wales for a fixed fee and will provide you with a sworn Affidavit to confirm the Petition has been served.
We cover the whole of this region including Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate, Wetherby, Garforth, Tadcaster, Shipley, Ilkley, Otley, Keighley, Castleford, Wakefield, Dewsbury, Pontefract, Batley, Halifax, York and surrounding area.
We normally serve your Petition for a fixed fee of £87.50 plus VAT and we would attend the one address up to three times when required. The also includes a Statement of Service. We also accept Legally Aided cases at the current LSC rates for Process Servers
To instruct one of our experienced process servers to attend an address to serve your divorce papers you will need to post us the Petition for service together with a further copy so we can exhibit this to our Affidavit of service. A photograph or Description of the Respondent is also useful.
If you are looking for a Process Server anywhere else in the UK follow this link.
To instruct a Process Server: -
To instruct a Process Server please use the following information
 |
Telephone: 0113 286 8380If you wish to discuss any matter with us including arranging collection of papers or for them to be sent direct to the process server. |
|
 |
info@ProcessServing.co.ukIf emailed copies can be served simply attach a scanned copy of the documents you want serving along with your instructions. |
|
 |
If you wish to instruct us in writing send the papers
to our Head Office. If you use the DX service our DX address is
also given below: - P&B Collection Services 19 White Rose Way Garforth LEEDS LS25 2EF
DX: 29762 Garforth |
For more information on our process service click here
Other types of documents we serve include the following: -
- Summons or Claim forms
- N39 Orders to attend Court
- Divorce Petitions
- Court Orders
- Statutory Demands
- Bankruptcy or Winding-Up Petitions
- Family Proceedings
- Injunctions, Non Molestation Orders, Prohibited Steps Orders
- Writs
- Landlord Section 21 and Section 8 Notices
