California Process Serving

About Us

We go the extra mile every time!

KLPS has been active in the legal community since 1986 and we work closely with domestic violence agencies such as Next Door Solutions. We offer, process serving, skip trace, court service, research at court, collections, legal document assistant, document preparation, and many other services upon request. Our staff is competent and friendly and we will always go the extra mile to make sure your needs are met.

Our Services

Process Serving: Service of subpoenas, summons and complaints, notices, writs, and much much more throughout California and nationwide.

Skip Trace: Person locate for the purpose of serving due process.

Court Service: Filing of legal documents in Santa Clara County courts and statewide.

Research at Court: Searching for legal documents and retrieval. Useful if you are unfamiliar with California courts.

Collections: Work with attorneys, individuals & collection agencies to satisfy court judgments.

Legal Document Assistant/Document Preparation Assistance with procedure & legal document preparation. For attorneys, companies & private individuals. (We only give procedural advice.)

eFiling: We will eFile your documents in all courts accepting eFiling, saving you time and money.

Mobile Notary: Our mobile notaries will travel to you to notarize documents to ensure that they are legally binding.

California Service of Process

According to California State law, the person, corporation, or government entity you sue must be formally notified that you have begun the legal process, that any paperwork has been filed, and of any other proceedings within the case. This notification can also include a request for legal documents necessary to the case. This notification is called “service of process.” The documents you have served can be subpoenas, writs, notices, summons and complaints, among others.

You must have the documents served by a party uninterested in the legal case. It is often advisable to hire a process server, as many avoid being served and can be difficult to find. In California, a process server must be licensed or bonded and insured, and should know the area they are serving well. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions about process serving.