MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO

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

We offer reliable service of process to many cities and townships throughout Medina including, but not limited to Medina, Seville, Wadsworth and Westfield Center.  Businesses that extend lines of credit and pro se litigants involved in civil cases are just a few examples where people can certainly benefit from our expert skills.  No matter what your process service needs are, we have the knowledge and tools to handle them professionally and keep your case moving forward.

Mobile Notary Services

Why drive to a notary public when mobile notary service is available?  At an appointment time that is convenient for you, we offer notarization services at your location for a reasonable price.  Whether you have one document or a batch of legal instruments that need to be notarized, AMC Process Service is clearly the cost-effective choice to have all of your notary requirements met.

Document Retrieval Services

Want paperwork for trial and can’t get away?  Are you preparing or organizing files and just do not have the time to search for documents?  Not to worry because AMC Process Service can help as it offers document retrieval service in Medina County.  We can obtain official or unofficial copies of the documents you need most, and even more importantly when you need them.  Call customer support for more details.

Ohio Process Service Rules

As a part of the State of Ohio, Medina County residents have four county courts available: common pleas, probate, juvenile and domestic relations.  These courts are subservient to the Ninth District Court of Appeals.  One of the important aspects to note about these Medina County courts is the fact that while the probate and juvenile courts are separate and independent of one another, they are located on the same upper floor of the common pleas building.  Obtaining online information regarding the juvenile court is available by visiting the probate court website.   The domestic relations court, however, has an independent location and website. More specific information is listed below showing where to find the process service rules in each of these courts: