GEORGIA ALLIANCE OF PROFESSIONAL PROCESS SERVERS, INC.
THE ALLIANCE FOR THE WORKING PROFESSIONAL PROCESS SERVER
The Georgia Alliance of Professional Process Servers, Inc., hereinafter referred to as GAPPS, was formed in 2005 as a Georgia corporation to strictly serve the professional process server who earns their living serving non-enforceable civil process.
GAPPS was forced to be formed due to an act of aggression and conspiracy for control by a minority of self-centered and self-interested individuals with self-serving motives for control. Any person, association or group of persons can clearly form their own opinion by contacting the Superior Court of Thomas County Georgia. Once there fully and completely read Case No. 04-CV-485. This particular case will show without doubt and true clarity what happens when a group of private investigators and a Georgia lawyer and member of the Georgia Bar get together to seek and obtain granted funds consisting of two $10,000 grants equaling $20,000 plus dollars.
When one or two “members” stand up for integrity and adherence to the by-laws via work ethics, they can and in the case herein, be attacked by a member of the Georgia Bar Association, the President of the Georgia Association of Professional Private Investigators and the President of the Georgia Association of Professional Process Servers.
If you are a true civil process professional, and earn your living serving civil process, we invite you to review the case contained in Thomas County Georgia and structure your business interest to protect you and your future endeavors. The very reason the Georgia Alliance of Professional Process Servers was brought into existence was that in each and every other non-profit corporation, allegedly formed to serve the civil process server, the incorporators of GAPPS found a vile infection in membership ranks consisting of private investigators, lawyers, auto recovery agents and other related business professionals who have never served a piece of civil process and yet they call themselves, their businesses and corporations professional process serving entities.
While it is true that the primary purpose of these associations is to serve their related industry, the founders of GAPPS have found that the non-profit status has allowed gross neglect on the tax laws, gross neglect on grants, gross neglect on adherence to by-laws and gross conflict of interest as regards to membership and professional service to the membership on an individual basis. This was all done under the guise of non-profit status and we can assure you that via these boards, major monies exchange hands via reimbursement for travel to meetings, expenses, overnight trips, meals, etc., into the hands of the Officers and Directors, thereby ignoring the process server in the field knocking on the doors to earn his living.
NOTE: Update on Civil Action in
On March 15, 2007 Chief Judge H. Arthur McLane signed an Order stating: “During the three day hearing of this matter, the Plaintiff (GAPPS), failed to produce any substantial evidence, either documentary or testimonial in nature, in support of the amount of its alleged actual damages.”
He also stated: “There was evidence showing justification or mitigation in support of the Defendants’ (Genter and Wyatt) position in the case…”
ANYONE WHO WOULD LIKE A COPY OF THE ORDER, PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO (gappsalliance@yahoo.com) AND A COPY WILL BE FORWARDED TO YOU BY RETURN EMAIL.
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