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Each article is prepared with input from On-Call Legal’s operations team and reviewed by a California attorney for procedural accuracy, legal clarity, and alignment with current California rules.
125 articles Reviewed by David Mike Azema, Esq., California State Bar #223950
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Process Servers Can You Be Served a Subpoena Over the Phone? A subpoena is a legal request for an individual to appear in court to testify as a witness or produce documents for a court case and with a rapid integration of technology into the… Attorney-reviewed -
Process Servers How to Prepare for a Deposition Preparing for a deposition means knowing the file, reviewing the documents likely to be put in front of you, and practising answering only what is asked. It matters because the… Attorney-reviewed -
Process Servers Is a Notarized Document Legal in Court? If you’re preparing for court proceedings, you may be wondering whether a notarized document is legally binding. A notarized document is a document certified with the signature and… Attorney-reviewed -
Process Servers Motion to Dismiss for Insufficient Service of Process When the serving party fails to observe the rules and procedures for service of process, the defendant can file a motion to dismiss for insufficient service. This article explore’s… Attorney-reviewed -
Process Servers Invalid Proof of Service in California A proof of service is invalid in California when the way the papers were delivered, or the form that records it, does not meet the legal standard: papers served the wrong way, a… Attorney-reviewed