Civil Process

Sheriff Bellotti's Civil Process Office is responsible for executing, or delivering, court orders. Deputy sheriffs "serve" official court documents in all of Norfolk County's 27 towns and the City of Quincy.

"Process" is commonly defined as "a paper of writing issued by some court in the exercise of its jurisdiction." These documents include divorce papers, liens, evictions, restraining orders, subpoenas and other orders.

Attorneys often request that sworn deputy sheriffs present these important documents in person to those involved in court cases or other legal proceedings.

The Civil Process Office is located at:

2015 Washington Street
P.O. Box 859215
Braintree, MA 02185-9215

Phone Number:

781-326-1787

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