Los Angeles County eService for Pro Per Only
Free electronic service by email for people representing themselves.
Lawzuit helps self-represented plaintiffs and defendants in Los Angeles County coordinate email-based service of court documents when the receiving parties have agreed to electronic service or are required to accept it.
Lawzuit is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. You decide what to serve and confirm that electronic service is permitted; Lawzuit coordinates sending, tracking, and service records.
Example proof packet
Organized recordA clean service record for your filings: documents served, recipients, email addresses, service method, date, and declarant details.
Example service email
Email noticeThe service email shows the document list, recipients, service language, and Lawzuit disclosure that travels with the packet.
The workflow
A clean eService desk for pro per litigants.
Upload the packet
Send the PDFs you want served, with the case name, case number, court, department, and document titles.
Confirm eService is allowed
You confirm each recipient has consented to electronic service or is otherwise required to accept it.
Lawzuit sends and records
We coordinate the email service, capture recipient details, timestamps, attachments, and delivery status where available.
Receive your proof packet
You get an organized service record and proof-of-electronic-service information for your review and filing.
Built around consent
Lawzuit does the operational work. You stay responsible for the legal call.
The core service is narrow by design: email the service packet, track the record, and organize proof details for a self-represented user. Lawzuit does not decide whether a recipient has consented, whether a document can be served electronically, or whether service is legally sufficient.
This keeps Lawzuit in the practical operations lane: document handling, service email coordination, delivery recordkeeping, and follow-up organization for Los Angeles County pro per litigants.
Free service details