Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

The bottom line is that you don't want to work for someone, or in a job, that you do not like as much as you indicate. That means you should be looking around for a new employer, or striking out on your own if you can afford the lean days as you build the business. However, before you do anything I suggest you find some people in the industry around the area and have some discussions with them about the job and career you are starting. You don't have to indicate you are unhappy or that you are questioning anyone's methods. Just act like the "enthusiastic newbie" who wants to learn, and ask how they serve people who are hard to serve. Some might enjoy talking about how good they are at getting people served. I expect you will find out that your guy is the norm. Lawyers hire process servers to do one thing - put the documents in the hands of the right person. They continue to hire the ones who get the job done quickly. It is not a "comfortable" job.