Due Process – You’ve Been Served According to the United States Constitution, no one should be “deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of the law.” The 14th Amendment exemplifies such rights obligating all states to honor the due process clause....
Process servers know they must carefully follow California statutes and regulations that mandate precisely how to serve process in a variety of situations and what to include in a proof of service filed with the court under penalty under perjury. But just as important...
Proof of Service Affidavit - How to Challenge Opposing Counsel’s Invalid Service of Process Accusations During a lawsuit, certain legal documents must be served on an opposing party, in addition to a signed proof of service affidavit which must be filed with the...
The Power of a Subpoena in California A subpoena is a powerful legal tool to utilize when in need of pertinent information to win a lawsuit. Subpoenas are often used in civil matters to help gather evidence that is hard to obtain. There are two main types of...
Several Los Angeles residents have family members or friends serve defendants with a court summons and complaint for their pending legal matters. In many circumstances, do-it-yourself (DIY) legal service of process may suit your needs. However, depending on the nature...
There are several benefits of using a registered process server to successfully render service of process. Below, we have listed our top 3 reasons on why you should use them. 1. Registered Process Servers Provide Reliable & Accurate Service of Process Our...
What You Need to Know About California Law For Process Servers California does not have educational, testing, or certification requirements for process servers, but there are laws that apply relating to: (1) registration; (2) proper service of process; and (3)...
Interstate Deposition Subpoena for State Courts There are two main issues that arise when requesting a deposition subpoena on an out-of-state party regarding a legal matter arising in a state court. First, the requesting party must determine how to properly request...
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