Los Angeles County Process Server

Serving Los Angeles County — Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, the San Gabriel Valley, the South Bay, and the San Fernando Valley

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Do you need a process server in Los Angeles County?

If you need legal documents served anywhere in Los Angeles County, ProServer CA delivers registered, court-compliant service with proper documentation. From a family law petition filed at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse to a small claims summons in the San Gabriel Valley or a civil subpoena in the South Bay, every serve is handled by a vetted, credentialed process server and returned with a proof of service you can file with confidence.

Common ZIP codes served: 91203 (Glendale — major registered agent hub), 90012 (Downtown LA), 91745 (Hacienda Heights), 91401 (Van Nuys / San Fernando Valley), 90802 (Long Beach), 90067 (Century City — major law firm concentration), 91101 (Downtown Pasadena), 90503 (Torrance / South Bay), 91502 (Burbank), 90045 (Westchester / LAX-adjacent), and surrounding areas.

Los Angeles County local knowledge

LA County is the largest in the nation — roughly 10 million people across 88 cities, tied together by a freeway system that can make or break a serve. We know it — from the San Fernando Valley and Glendale down to Long Beach and Redondo Beach, and east to Diamond Bar and Azusa — the routes and the neighborhoods alike. Our founder's ties to Los Angeles run deep: he lived in Hacienda Heights and served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve in LA County, so the San Gabriel Valley and greater LA are long-familiar territory, not an abstract service area. Downtown high-rises, gated Westside communities, and dense San Fernando and San Gabriel Valley rentals each call for their own approach.

Which Los Angeles County courts do we serve?

LA County is served by the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, across many courthouses organized by region and case type. We serve throughout the county. Confirm your specific courthouse and department before filing — assignments change.

Official court info & hours ↗

Primary (downtown Los Angeles):

Stanley Mosk Courthouse — 111 N Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Civil, family law, and probate; the county's main civil courthouse.
Spring Street Courthouse — 312 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Civil matters.
Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center — 210 W Temple St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Criminal matters.

Regional district courthouses we serve (by request): Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse (Long Beach), Pasadena Courthouse, Van Nuys Courthouse, Pomona Courthouse (San Gabriel Valley / east county), Norwalk Courthouse, and other LA County district courthouses.

See all LA County court locations ↗

Our Standards

Attempts are GPS-documented, four are standard, and proofs of service are prepared to meet Los Angeles County Superior Court filing requirements. Family law service is handled with the discretion those matters call for. Rush and same-day options are available when capacity permits, and all work follows the California Code of Civil Procedure.

Skip Tracing

Skip tracing to locate parties for service is available for pending and active cases, conducted for permissible service-of-process purposes in accordance with applicable California law.

What do we serve in Los Angeles County?

In LA County we focus on family law, small claims, and civil service — family law petitions and restraining orders, small claims summons, and civil summons and complaints, subpoenas, and related court documents — for attorneys, businesses, and individuals. Family law service in particular is handled with the care and discretion these matters call for, and every serve comes back with documentation built to hold up in court. From downtown high-rises to gated Westside communities and the San Gabriel Valley, we know where service gets difficult and how to complete it correctly the first time.

What areas of Los Angeles County do we cover?

We serve across Los Angeles County, including Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, the San Gabriel Valley (Hacienda Heights, West Covina, El Monte), the South Bay, and the San Fernando Valley. Outlying and unincorporated areas are available by request — just ask.

How does service work?

Tell us who needs to be served, where, and your deadline. We attempt service promptly — and when a case requires it, make repeated good-faith attempts on different days and at different times. When service is complete, you receive a properly executed proof of service ready to file. Rush service is available when a filing date won't wait.

Registered, compliant, and ready for the SPARE Act

Service is performed by a California-registered process server and documented to current standards. California's new SPARE Act (AB 747), effective January 1, 2027, raises the bar on service documentation — requiring photo and GPS proof and a defined three-attempt diligence standard. We already work to that standard. Read our SPARE Act breakdown →

Los Angeles County process serving — FAQ

Do you serve family law documents in Los Angeles County?

Yes — family law petitions, restraining orders, and related filings are a core part of our LA work, handled discreetly and documented properly.

Do you serve small claims and civil documents in LA County?

Yes — small claims summons and civil summons and complaints, subpoenas, and related documents are handled throughout the county.

Can you serve at gated communities and high-rise buildings in LA?

Yes. Westside gated communities and downtown high-rises are routine for us; we know the access procedures.

Where is the main courthouse for civil and family cases in LA County?

The Stanley Mosk Courthouse at 111 N Hill St in downtown Los Angeles handles most civil and family matters.

How fast can you serve documents in Los Angeles County?

We attempt service promptly and offer rush service for deadline-driven filings — tell us your date and we'll confirm the timeline.

Do you serve all of LA County?

Yes — from downtown and the Westside to Long Beach, Pasadena, the San Gabriel Valley, and the Valley, with outlying and unincorporated areas by request.