SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO

Need a process server in Summit County, Ohio?  Call AMC Process Service.

Have your documentation served on plaintiffs and defendants in Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, Stow, Twinsburg, as well as other major cities, villages and townships throughout Summit County.  Know that we will make a concerted effort to obtain prompt, successful service to prevent problems in your domestic relations or court of common pleas case.  Be among the legal professionals and everyday citizens who can rest easy knowing that their service of process needs are in good hands with AMC Process Service.

Mobile Notary Services

Before you get in the car and drive to find a notary public, consider our mobile notary service as a way to save time and money.  We offer this traveling service by appointment while taking your hectic schedule into account, and so we do offer mobile notary meetings outside of regular business hours.  With on time service and job proficient staff, we can notarize your documents quickly and competently so you can return to matters that mean the most.  Call us now to discuss the documents you have for quick resolution.

Document Retrieval Services

We offer our document retrieval service to collect hard copies of legal documents from active court dockets and archival records in Summit County, Ohio.  Electronic copies of similar papers can be obtained from many courts across the United States.  Delivery of such documentation can be accomplished in person or by email as specified by the client and the type and location of the documents requested.  Contact our customer service by telephone or online for further information.

Ohio Process Service Rules

As a part of the State of Ohio, Summit County has four major court branches to address different types of legal issues.  It is one of the few counties that appeal to the Ninth District Court of Appeals.  The court of common pleas, domestic relations court and probate court, while technically separated by floors or different addresses, are in very close proximity to one another.  The juvenile court operates in its own building and is most commonly referred to as “Dan Street” by local residents.  This table provides the location of local process service rules for review: