Serving papers in Cape Coral
The canal neighborhoods in the south, the newer homes in the north and northwest, and the shops and apartments around Cape Coral Parkway and Pine Island Road.
Cape Coral is in western Lee County, in Lee County and the 20th Judicial Circuit, so every job here goes to a process server on our team who covers Lee County. You order online or by phone at one flat price per level.
A city of long, similar streets
Cape Coral was laid out as a huge grid of streets named and numbered in a pattern, with many streets that share a number and differ only by Avenue, Court, Place, Terrace or Lane and by a compass letter. A small slip in the address can put a server on the wrong side of the city. We confirm the full street name and its location before the first trip, so no attempt is spent on the wrong house.
New builds and empty lots
Many homes in the north of the city are new, and many lots are still empty, so some streets are missing from older maps. Under Florida Statutes 48.031(1)(a), papers can be left at the person's usual place of abode with someone 15 or older who lives there, after telling them what the papers are.
Lee County cases are heard at the Lee County Justice Center in downtown Fort Myers, the county seat. Tell us the court and case number with the papers and we write the affidavit for that court.