Texas Rule 106 Explained: Substitute Service in Texas

Texas Rule 106 explained showing substitute service of process in Texas by a professional process server posting legal documents at a residential property

This illustration represents Texas Rule 106 substitute service, a legal process that allows courts to authorize alternative methods of serving legal documents when personal service cannot be completed. The image shows a professional process server posting court-approved documents at a residential property after multiple unsuccessful service attempts. Texas Rule 106 is commonly used in cases involving evasive defendants and requires detailed documentation, due diligence, and a court order authorizing substitute service. Houston Process Servers, LLC assists law firms, businesses, collection agencies, and government entities throughout Harris County, Fort Bend County, and Montgomery County with professional process service and court-ready affidavits.

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