D&R Legal Process Service, LLC.
39159 Paseo Padre Parkway
Suite #112
Fremont, CA 94538

Toll Free: (877) 797-9996
Phone:     (510) 797-9996
Fax:           (510) 797-9998
E-Mail:   Request@DRLegalProcess.com

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You may already have the information needed to collect on your money judgment, if you do we can help you do so right away and if you don't , we can help you get it!

1. If you know where the debtor works at, you could collect through an Earnings Withholding Order.
2. If you know where the debtor banks at and have their account number, you could collect through a Bank Levy.
3. If you know the debtor owns a rental property and who their tenants are, you could collect through a Third Party Levy, also called a Rent Levy.
4. If you know the debtor is owed money by a person or a company, you could collect through a Third Party Levy.
5. If you know the debtor owns a home or land in a specific county, you could fill out and record an Abstract of Judgment or a "Lien" in that county to prevent the debtor from selling or refinancing, before paying off your judgment.
6. If the judgment is against a business you may be able to collect through a Till Tap or Keeper, this can only be preformed by the sheriff's department  in that specific county, so please contact them directly.
7. Once your judgment has been paid off, don't forget to fill out and file an Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment with the court.

If you don't have any of this information, don't worry we can help you get it!

1. You can have the debtor personally served, by a Registered Process Server, with an Application and Order for Appearance and Examination to force them to come to a hearing and disclose their assets to you or face a Bench Warrant, if you so choose. Remember to print a copy of the courts Suggested List of Questions for a Debtor Examination and take it with you to the hearing.
2. We may be able to locate the debtor's assets through an Asset Search, preformed by our private investigator, LRS Investigations, P.I. #16723.

You decide whether you can collect through an Earnings Withholding Order, a Bank Levy or a Third Party Levy and we'll take care of the rest.

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Earnings Withholding Order:
You Provide -
Employer's name and payroll department address or alternative service address
Debtor's social security number, if known
A copy of your money Judgment
An original signed Application for Earnings Withholding OrderAn original Writ of Execution (Must have "Limited" or "Unlimited" under the case number.)
Don't forget to fill out and file a Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest, before you file the writ to get our process serving fees back when the Writ is issued by the court.

If no Writ, then a Check payable to the Superior Court for $25.00 and a signed Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest.
A Check payable to the Sheriff's Department for $30.00.
A Check payable to D&R Legal Process Service, LLC. for $90.00 to $200.00.
Please see below for the appropriate prices and service levels.


Bank Levy:
You Provide -
Banks name and address
Debtor's account number
Debtor's social security number, if known
A copy of your money judgment
An original signed Sheriff's Instructions
An original Writ of Execution (Must have "Limited" or "Unlimited" under the case number.)
Don't forget to fill out and file a Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest, before you file the writ to get our process serving fees back when the Writ is issued by the court.

If no Writ, then a Check payable to the Superior Court for $25.00  and a signed Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest.
A Check payable to the Sheriff's Department for $35.00.
A Check payable to D&R Legal Process Service, LLC. for $90.00 to $200.00.
Please see below for the appropriate prices and service levels.


Third Party Levy:
You Provide -
The third party's name and address
A copy of your money judgment
An original signed Sheriff's Instructions
An original Writ of Execution (Must have "Limited" or "Unlimited" under the case number.)
Don't forget to fill out and file a Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest, before you file the writ to get our process serving fees back when the Writ is issued by the court.

If no Writ, then a Check payable to the Superior Court for $25.00 and a signed Memorandum of Costs After Judgment, Acknowledgment of Credit, and Declaration of Accrued Interest.
A Check payable to the Sheriff's Department for $35.00.
A Check payable to D&R Legal Process Service, LLC. for $90.00 to $200.00.
Please see below for the appropriate prices and service levels.


Writs, Earnings Withholding Order and Bank Levy Pricing. - (Plus Levying Officer's Fee)

Rush Service in Alameda, San Mateo & Santa Clara Counties: $150.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily)
Routine Service in Alameda, San Mateo & Santa Clara Counties: $90.00 (First Attempt Within 5 to 10 Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 5 Days)

Rush Service in Contra Costa & San Francisco Counties: $175.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily)
Routine Service in Contra Costa & San Francisco Counties: $110.00 (First Attempt Within 5 to 10 Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 5 Days)

Rush Service in Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, San Joaquin, Stanislaus & Sacramento Counties: $200.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily)
Routine Service in Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, San Joaquin, Stanislaus & Sacramento Counties: $150.00 (First Attempt Within 5 to 10 Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 5 Days)

Rush Statewide Service: $200.00 (First Attempt Within 24 Hours, Subsequent Attempts Daily)
Routine Statewide Service: $150.00 (First Attempt Within 5 to 10 Days, Subsequent Attempts Every 3 to 5 Days)


D&R Legal Process Service, LLC. Provides:
*All the necessary paperwork for the Notice of Levy or Earnings Withholding Order.
*Opens the file with the appropriate Sheriff's Department.
*Serves the bank, employer or the third party.
*Files the proof of service and the original writ back with the Sheriff's Department.
*Mails the appropriate documents to the debtor when required.
*Mails a copy of the filed proof of service and other documents to you, so you can follow up with the Sheriff's Department, about 45 to 60 days later, on the collection effort.

Due to the immense paperwork involved with a Levy or EWO the turn around time for Routine Service is 5 to 10 days after we have received all of the necessary documentation from our client and the court. Rush Service is available, but you must notify us before sending the assignment and confirm our availability.

Please confirm the debtors Bank, Employer's or Third Party's service address before sending the assignment to us, because we are not allowed to serve the documents at an address other than what is listed on the documents or change the address once it has been opened with the Sheriff's Department, in most cases. If we find that this has happened we must close out the file with the Sheriff's Department and start the whole process over again. This will include charging our client again to prepare the paperwork and attempt to serve the documents at the correct address.