About COME AND SERVE IT

Upholding Due Process, The Texas Way.

Your Trusted Legal Support Partner in Comal County, Texas. At COME AND SERVE IT, we embody the spirit of Texas grit and determination. Located right here in Comal County, we are more than just a Texas process serving company; we are committed to upholding the fundamental principles of justice and due process. Just as Texans stood firm for their rights, we stand firm in ensuring every individual receives their rightful notice.

The Legacy Behind Our Name: "Come and Take It!"

 Our name, "COME AND SERVE IT," is a direct nod to one of the most iconic phrases in Texas history. In the early 1830s, Mexican authorities provided the settlers of Gonzales, Texas, a small cannon to help defend their settlement against raids. In 1835, when those same authorities sent troops to demand its return, the Texans refused — defiantly raising a flag bearing the image of the cannon, a lone star, and the immortal words: "Come and Take It!" Their stand at the Battle of Gonzales on October 2, 1835, became the first engagement of the Texas Revolution and a lasting symbol of the resolve to protect one's rights and self-governance. 

For us, "COME AND SERVE IT" isn't just a catchy name. It signifies our commitment to:

Directness: We approach our duties with clear purpose and unwavering dedication.

Integrity: We operate with the highest ethical standards, ensuring proper and lawful service.

Protection of Rights: We believe that proper notice is a cornerstone of due process serving, just as the cannon in Gonzales symbolized the right to self-defense.

The Enduring Importance of Process Serving: A History of Due Process

The concept of "due process" — fair treatment and proper notification in legal matters — traces back more than 800 years to the Magna Carta of 1215. That foundational document established that no person should be deprived of their rights without lawful judgment and the "law of the land."

Over the centuries, that principle evolved into the vital role of the process server. In the United States, the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments guarantee due process, making the accurate and timely delivery of legal documents essential to the system itself. From sheriffs in colonial America to today's certified professionals, process servers remain the silent sentinels of justice — ensuring every individual has the opportunity to respond to legal actions against them.