Jason Burke

Jason Burke is a self-made man who knows that hard work pays off. He has dedicated his life to helping other people with their legal problems, and he loves every minute of it!

He has over 24 years of experience in the field, all of which are focused on serving papers. Jason serves papers regulatory and for the last couple of years has served almost everything in Alameda, Santa Clara, San Mateo and Western Contra Costa Counties himself.

He pepares every single proof of service that D&R Legal Process Service produces to ensure that clients receive the highest quality they have come to expect from them.

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a couple going through a divorce 20 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

Process Server Divorce Papers Timeline: How Long It Takes to Complete Delivery of Documents

When it comes to process serving in California, there are certain timelines that process servers need to adhere to to 

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How to evict a tenant in California with no lease 20 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

Can You Evict a Tenant in California Without a Lease?

In California, you can evict a tenant without a lease, but the process is complicated and cannot be done simply 

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How to take someone to small claims court 14 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

How to Take Someone to Small Claims Court: A Step-by-Step Guide

Dealing with a dispute, whether it’s about money owed or property damage, can be stressful. However, small claims court offers 

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a person preparing court documents to serve someone in California 14 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

How to Serve Someone in California: A Comprehensive Guide for Delivering Court Papers

Process serving in California is a critical step in legal proceedings in the state, ensuring that all parties involved are 

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a person processing a proof of service form family law California requires 13 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

What Is a Proof of Service Form Family Law California Requires?

In California family law, proof of service is a critical document that confirms legal papers have been properly delivered to 

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a person receiving a phone call from a process server 13 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

Phone Call About Being Served: Will a Process Server Call You Before Serving Legal Papers?

Receiving a phone call about being served can be an unsettling experience. With regards to process serving in California, or 

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how process servers serve divorce papers 10 Jan 2025

Jason Burke

What Is the Role of a Process Server in Serving Divorce Papers?

Divorce is one of those experiences that nobody really prepares for—it’s often messy, emotionally draining, and full of legal hoops 

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a legal professional explaining what can void a California 3 day eviction notice to landlords 20 Dec 2024

Jason Burke

What Can Void a 3 Day Eviction Notice California Landlords Use—and How to Prevent It

Landlords in California have a legal tool that allows them to address certain tenant issues promptly—the 3 day eviction notice 

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serving eviction notice in California 20 Dec 2024

Jason Burke

Serving an Eviction Notice: Methods and Legal Requirements in California

Serving an eviction notice in California is one of the most critical steps for landlords facing tenant issues, whether unpaid 

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California eviction process – notice of eviction 19 Dec 2024

Jason Burke

The California Eviction Process: How a Process Server Simplifies It

Tenant eviction in California, or any other state, must adhere to strict legal guidelines. And, a critical part of such 

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a process server preparing a proof of service 18 Dec 2024

Jason Burke

Proof of Service Meaning: Why It Matters and How It Ensures Legal Compliance

Ensuring proper service of legal documents is a cornerstone of due process. The proof of service acts as the vital 

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a person receiving a voicemail from a supposedly process server 13 Dec 2024

Jason Burke

Do Process Servers Leave Voicemails? What You Need to Know

One common question that people have about receiving court documents for a certain case is, “Do process servers leave voicemails?” 

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