Quick Serve Serves all Types of Legal Documents

Small claims cases require proper service of court documents to move forward. We provide professional, court-compliant small claims process serving to ensure your documents are delivered correctly and within required timeframes.

All service is performed in accordance with the California Code of Civil Procedure, and Proofs of Service are completed accurately and ready for court filing.

• Plaintiff’s Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court (SC-100)
• Defendant’s Claim (SC-120)
• Orders, Notices, and Related Court Documents

Civil cases require proper and timely service of court documents to move forward. We provide professional, court-compliant civil process serving to ensure documents are delivered correctly and within required legal timeframes.

All service is performed in accordance with the California Code of Civil Procedure and applicable court rules. Proofs of Service are completed accurately and prepared for court filing.

• Summons – SUM-100
• Complaint (Breach of Contract, Personal Injury, Property Damage, etc.)
• Civil Case Cover Sheet – CM-010
• Answer / Responsive Pleadings
• Requests for Dismissal – CIV-110
• Notices, Motions, and Orders
• Subpoenas (Civil Subpoena forms, including SUBP-001, SUBP-010) 
• Other related civil court documents

Process serving is the formal delivery of legal documents to a party involved in a court case. Proper service is required to notify individuals of legal actions and to allow a case to proceed through the court system.

In California, service of process must be completed in accordance with the California Code of Civil Procedure. Improper or incomplete service can delay a case, result in rejected filings, or require service to be completed again.

• Ensures legal notice is delivered correctly
• Protects the rights of all parties involved
• Allows courts to maintain jurisdiction
• Prevents delays caused by improper service
   

1. Legal documents are received from the hiring party
2. Service is attempted in compliance with legal requirements
3. Multiple attempts may be made if necessary
4. Once service is completed, a Proof of Service is prepared
5. Proof of Service is returned ready for court filing
    

• Individuals
• Businesses and corporations
• Registered agents
• Property managers or authorized representatives
   

• Personal Service
• Substituted Service (when permitted by law) 
• Service by Posting or Mailing (court-approved cases only)
   

All service is performed professionally, discreetly, and in full compliance with applicable court rules and statutory requirements.