California Process Servers

Do you know Who needs a Process Server?

Why You Might Need a Process Server and Not Even Know It   Who Needs A Process Server? People in all walks of life use process servers to handle and deliver their valuable legal, medical and real estate documents. For some, it’s about safety.  Who wants to deliver documents to a potentially hostile target.  For

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The 5 Most Common Ways Process Servers Charge You More Than You’re Quoted

5 Reasons why you pay more for a Process Service   For the most part, process service companies have competitive prices and rely on a number of tactics, including charging for gas mileage and additional delivery attempts, to turn those prices into bigger profit margins. So while you’re looking around for a process server, you’re

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Restraining Orders: What Are They? When, Why and how to get one

California Restraining Orders and Service California has different types of restraining orders. The correct forms depend on the relationship between the people involved and the protection requested. Domestic violence forms are not the correct forms for every harassment or stalking case. Start with the California Courts restraining-order guide. An attorney or court self-help center can

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Advantages of a Third-Party Registered Agent For Your Business

Why a third party registered agent?    Most states, including California, require business entities such as corporations or limited liability companies (LLC) to have registered agents. Registered agents are third-party individuals or businesses who are registered in the same state your business entity was established. These third-parties are designated to receive service of process notices

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AB 747 Reasonable Diligence and Why It Matters More Than Ever

AB 747: What It Means for Your Case If  you’re filing a lawsuit in California, one mistake in service of process can delay your entire case. With the introduction of AB 747, the standards for “reasonable diligence” have become stricter—and courts are paying close attention. At JPL Process Service, LLC, we’ve already adapted our approach

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Brief History on Legal Process Service

When Due Process was born.. Most people know very little about process serving and why it’s important, but its history goes all the way back to the year 1215. That year, the term due process was first used in one of the most famous documents of all time: the Magna Carta. Over the last 800

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California Assembly Bill 2364 Bank Levy Law changes

Bank Levy law updates JPL Process Service, LLC has up-to-date information on the Bank Levy Laws for Assembly Bill 2364 in the State of California. With each New Year comes a bumper crop of new laws on the books, numerous of which you’ll never hear about. Our job as licensed Orange County process servers is

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How to Serve a Subpoena on time

 Need to Serve a Subpoena on time? JPL Process Service, LLC shows you how in this article.  Many times when handling legal matters, parties that need to testify or give physical evidence are difficult to locate or worse, are uncooperative.  A registered process server can make certain that a subpoena is served quickly and legally

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How to Serve Legal Documents Out-of-State

Planning Service of Process in Another State Need to serve legal documents in another state? JPL Process Service, LLC coordinates nationwide process service for law firms, businesses, and individuals. Whether your case is in California or elsewhere in the United States, a complete order and clear instructions help us arrange service at the requested location.

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File An Eviction or Unlawful Detainer In California Guide

California Guide to File an Eviction or Unlawful Detainer California Eviction Forms and Process Service An eviction, also called an unlawful detainer, requires the proper notice, court filings, service and court orders. Notice requirements depend on the reason for eviction, the tenancy, and applicable state, federal and local protections. A three-day or thirty-day notice is

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