HOW OUR PARALEGAL SERVICES CAN WE HELP YOU

We often hear that most people put off their estate planning because they believe it is a daunting task. We understand, this is why our certified legal document preparer has developed a legal service which allows you to quickly develop your estate plan. 

Upon completing an intake form, our office will draft your estate documents and then send them to you for your review. Once you have reviewed and approved the documents, it's time to execute things. 

The process can take as little as a few days to complete. Our paralegal services throughout this process is one-on-one to allow each client to receive the appropriate time and attention needed to provide top-notch assistance.

We strive to make things as easy as possible for our clients. The legal process can be very confusing and court personnel cannot provide you with assistance in completing your documents.

Most attorney's  do not have the time available to provide you with simple legal services, such as drafting just one document. In the event they can offer their services, their fee is relatively high. In other instances, most individuals simply cannot afford to pay thousands of dollars in attorney's fees. This is where we come in. Our certified legal document preparer, often referred to as a Paralegal, can draft your legal documents for you and file them with the Court on your behalf.  We can be by your side from the inception of your case to the final ruling.

You have car insurance in case of an accident, right? Health insurance, in case you need to see the doctor and homeowners insurance, in case something needs to be repaired. So, why not have a Prenuptial Agreement so that you are both covered in the event of a divorce?

Having a Prenuptial Agreement is there to protect you and prevent a contested, lengthy, and ugly divorce. Preparing for the possibility of a divorce does not mean that you do not love your soon to be spouse, in fact, we think it means just the opposite. 

If you have a child who is nearing the age of 18 and has a disability, it may be necessary for you to obtain guardianship in order to maintain control over their day-to-day functions and medical treatment. 

While the process for obtaining guardianship is relatively easy, the documentation required by the Court can be overwhelming. A slight mistake could cause your matter to be dismissed. Let our office help you through this complicated process. 

We understand that you may simply prefer to have an attorney draft your estate documents in lieu of a Certified Legal Document Preparer. We are excited to announce that we have merged with Berber Law, PLLC to provide this service to our clients.