How Law Enforcement Can Electronically Serve
Recently updated on June 7th, 2025 at 09:08 am
This page describes how Law Enforcement can receive documents via LegalAtoms and then service the client offline, and then complete the Proof of Service digitally using LegalAtoms
Step 1: Login to LegalAtoms
Navigate to https://app.legalatoms.com/
You will see the login screen where you can enter your credentials and hit login.
Step 2: E-Serve a specific Case
On the main page, titled “Your Cases”, locate the specific case you want to serve and click the E-Serve button
Step 3: E-Servicing Popup
Once you click on the E-Serve button, a popup is shown.
- Enter the service time
- Select the respondent served via, options being
- Text
- Enter Facebook profile link
- Enter Twitter profile link
- Enter Whatsapp number
- Click on the Send button
Once you’re served, the message is shown at the end of the bottom screen.
Step 4: Simply Complete the Proof of Service
After completing the E-Service, officers simply need to complete the proof of service.
Click on the Start button, you will be led to a new screen which will be a questionnaire having the same pieces of information that are on the paper version of a Proof of Service form.
Step 5: Complete the questionnaires
Complete all the questionnaires and click on submit button.
At this point, the court is notified and will have access to the Proof of Service.
About The Author
Related Posts
Intelligent AI Intake: Building Your Statement
After working with several court clerks and nonprofits to transform traditional form-based intake with AI-powered solutions, we’ve learned that success lies not in flashy demos, but in solving real problems that legal service providers face daily. The Reality of Legal Intake: Why Traditional Forms Fall Short Legal intake has always been a bottleneck. Clients arrive…
How do I update protections or restraints requested after filing for a restraining Order in California
Recently updated on July 17th, 2025 at 09:03 pm If a temporary restraining order (TRO) has already been issued in California and you want to change or update the protections or restraints requested, here’s exactly what you can do: 🔁 How to Modify a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) ✅ Option 1: Modify Before the Court…
DVPO Meaning – Domestic Violence Protection Order
Recently updated on June 7th, 2025 at 02:16 am In Washington State, DVPO stands for Domestic Violence Protection Order which is a civil court order designed to protect someone from harm or threats by a family member, intimate partner, or household member. A DVPO in Washington can order the abuser to: Stay away from the…
How a Landlord can serve the notice to tenant in Florida
Recently updated on September 6th, 2025 at 11:23 pm In Florida, serving a notice to a tenant depends on the type of notice and the situation. Here’s a breakdown of common types of notices and how to serve them: 1. Notice of Nonpayment of Rent (3-Day Notice) This notice is served when a tenant has…