Send me three pieces of information and I'll tell you which documents are needed and how the appointment is set. Detention facilities require an appointment in advance, and the cost depends on the travel.

As it appears on their documents, if you know it.
The facility or the city. If you don't know yet, message me anyway: the rest can move forward.
The person who will be authorized: spouse, mother, brother, adult child. That person does need a current photo ID.
So another person can handle matters, collect, sign or act for the detained person in non-legal affairs.
So a relative can care for minor children while this lasts: school, medical care, authorizations.
To move an account, collect belongings, release a vehicle from impound or hand documents to a third party.
This service is quoted: the cost depends on the travel and the facility. You get the full number before we book.
For the case itself you need an attorney or a representative accredited by the Department of Justice. My job is the documents the family needs signed in the meantime.
I cover Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, with offices in Van Nuys and Hesperia. Detention facilities require an appointment in advance, so the date depends on their calendar, not mine. Coverage across all of Southern California for notarizations at hospitals, jails, prisons and detention centers. Message me and I'll tell you whether I can get there and what the travel adds.