Face it. Attorneys often charge far too much for the services they provide. Granted, some of the work they do is difficult, but then, there are other services they provide which should not cost an arm and leg; requiring you to foot the bill for their ego and status boost. Legal document preparation is one of those services. Yes, there are certain instances when an attorney is the best route to take. However, there are many more instances where you can skip the high attorney fees altogether.
When it comes to legal document preparation, you could do it yourself, but if you don't quite know the ins and outs, there could be some issues.
You can obtain professionally prepared legal documents right here, saving you the high cost of an attorney. Then, you are only responsible for having them printed, properly notarized and correctly filed. You will have to pay government/filing fees, but with a savings of $200-$500 or more, your legal needs should become a lot more affordable.
I pride myself on providing accurate information, a professional format/look, and maintaining legal compliance, no matter what my client's jurisdiction might be.
What We Offer: Legal for forms for:
Uncontested Divorce (no assets, no dependents)
Uncontested Divorce (with assets and dependents)
Last Will and Testament
Living Will/Living Trust
Guardianship of Minor Child
Guardianship of Disabled Adult
Child Support/Visitation Modification
Alimony Modification Requests
Official Name Change
Power of Attorney
Articles of Incorporation
Limited Liability Corporation
Childcare Provider Medical Care Authorization
Bankruptcy - Ch. 7
Bankruptcy - Ch. 13
Simple Contracts
Complicated Contracts (including business)
Landlord/Tenant Contracts
*Disclaimer: Our responsibilty ends with the legal compliance and preparation of your documents. Once delivered, it is up to you to know the next steps that must be taken and the fess associated with those steps. We are NOT attorneys and we do not dispense legal advice and may not legally accept payment for doing so.
