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    The Document Specialists

    (143 reviews)

    I had a very positive experience working with Moryah on my domestic partnership termination. She…read morewas professional, responsive, and kept me informed throughout the entire process. This was not an easy situation for me personally. Moryah made a stressful situation much easier to navigate. I especially appreciated her clear communication and timely updates from start to finish. Thank you again for your support and guidance.

    After unsuccessfully attempting to file for a divorce online through the LA Court system, I…read morerealized we needed assistance and hired a document specialist to complete the divorce, and after going back and forth with many questions, hiccups, and setbacks, I am grateful to have worked with Ms. Moryah. Throughout the entire process she responded promptly, clearly, and without an ounce of irritation -- no matter how many times I reached out. When we finally met in person, she took the time to explain the entire process to us again as if it were our first conversation. She reviewed each document thoroughly and made sure we understood every section before moving forward. She patiently answered all of our questions -- even when the same questions were asked more than once. From start to finish, the experience was smooth and seamless. Ms. Moryah's professionalism, patience, and attention to detail exceeded my expectations. Her services truly live up to her name -- The Document Specialist. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking dependable and knowledgeable support with legal document preparation.

    Stenberg & Stenberg

    Stenberg & Stenberg

    (2 reviews)

    Wilshire Center, Koreatown

    I got served by Stenberg & Stenberg so I can tell you the other half of their service. First, I…read morewasn't home so the person left a note taped to my door. It had their name, but looked like it had been just printed off of a computer. In other words, it did not look like a letterhead of an official business. The note also didn't show who was the respondent or person who they needed to serve and they had no way of knowing how many people lived at our place. My husband called and found out it was for me and what the lawsuit was about. When someone tries to serve you, you should check to make sure this is legit as opposed to a scam. You should ask: 1. Who is being served. 2. What type of documents are being served. The server should tell you the type of action and the claimant (who is suing you). So now you should have two names and the type of action. 3. What courthouse is the lawsuit filed and what's the case number. 4. Court date. This way you can look it up and check. After which you might want to talk to an attorney. We were served on Saturday so that means we wouldn't be able to reach an attorney or our insurance agent (the matter was a car accident) until Monday. The rule about business calls is three-business days. This office called my husband on Tuesday. He contacted me. I called our insurance office twice, but was unable to speak with my agent. I called Stenberg to tell them. First, I explained I wished to talk to my agent first and to make an appointment with my agent so I could be served there. This is reasonable, however Stenberg was not reasonable. He claimed this would be a problem for the following reasons: 1. I needed to be served at the address on the papers. 2. It was for my convenience. 3. It would cost his client more money. 4. I didn't have time. A person can be served at one's residence, at one's place of business or somewhere one frequents. It is reasonable to request to be served at one's legal representative's office. As it turns out, the person suing me isn't using his residential address. The address used is his lawyer's. From the website Stenberg & Stenberg write: "Conveniently located in Koreatown, in the heart of the Los Angeles Basin, we service centrally located law firms for Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County and Riverside County Courts. Through our extensive network of affiliates, we can handle assignments for you throughout California and the United States." Yet Stenberg had other excuses like it would be hard for him to get someone there. I was going to run out of time--not true because I asked for the court date. He was rudely talking over me. So I stopped talking. He eventually stopped and said, "Hello. Hello?" He claims I hung up. I just stopped speaking to someone who is rude. This was Tuesday and still well within the three business days and I had explained I had not yet spoken with my legal advisor. Stenberg immediately called my husband and said I was difficult to work with. My husband tells me he had to calm Stenberg down. I feel it was more likely that Stenberg was just trying to pressure him to pressure me, but also his way of getting more information about me. This should strike some women as very sexist. I would contend that calling my husband also borders on harassment, particularly because he mentioned he could serve me at 6 a.m. People who know me know that doesn't actually work as a threat. The lawsuit involved me. My husband is only involved as the registered owner. Stenberg had also called me before the three-business days were up and left a message. I was able to connect with my insurance agent and make an appointment later that day (still Tuesday). Rather than contact this rude business, I emailed him the appointment time and date. Despite his previous claims, presto! He immediately was able to make arrangements. I made sure to tell him that he was rude, and he claimed that by hanging up I had been rude. This again isn't true. If hanging up on someone is rude, then we'd all be at the mercy of telemarketers. I am writing this for several reasons. If you want to keep things civil, this might not be the company for you. I was trying to work out a reasonable solution and if the claimant wants to use his legal representative's address for service, then why would it be unseemly or unreasonable for me to be served at the office of my legal representation? While Stenberg didn't deliberately mislead me, if I didn't know my legal options, I might have been bullied into doing something at his convenience. I also write because having been served, I can tell you that the notice given didn't provide me with information that should be clear--to whom the note was addressed. I also can show that the note didn't look like a professional business stationary or form. Receiving a notice in this form immediately made me research to make sure it was not a scam.

    Fair prices, fast service, good work…read more Tom is my go-to process server. He has been in this business for a very long time. His knowledge and advice on approaching a tricky service situations is always appreciated. Have a party that keeps ducking service? Tom will find them and serve them! Need to find the most recent address used by your crazy ex so that you can serve him with a restraining order? Call Tom!

    Valley Process Servers - processservers - Updated May 2026

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