Living Trust Package

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Preparation of a complete, attorney approved, Living Trust Package.  You may begin the process by registering on our secure site, selecting your services, and providing the detailed information we will need to prepare your documents. You will not need to come to the office, or visit the court, as we handle everything through email, mail, and over the phone.

The Living Trust Package includes:

1. Declaration of Trust

2. Living Trust

3. Reciprocal Trust, Special Needs Trust, Inheritance Protection Trust, Special Needs Trust, and/or Children’s Trust (as needed and requested by client)

4. Pour Over Will

5. Advanced Health Care Directive

6. Durable Power of Attorney

7. Deed to transfer real property into name of trust ­­­(as needed and requested by client)

8. Preliminary Change of Ownership Report (as needed and requested by client)

9. Appointment of Guardian (as needed and requested by client)

Request for Order

(Family Law Only) 

We prepare and file the Request for Order and all required supplemental court forms. We use our experience to craft a concise and effective  declaration telling the Court your story.

 We will file the motion and serve the response on the other party by mail, if allowed.  You will not need to come to the office, or visit the court, as we handle everything through email, mail, and over the phone.

Divorce through Settlement Agreement 

Divorce through settlement agreement, wherein both parties agree upon all terms of case (support, division of assets and debts, and custody, visitation, and child support if children are involved). You will not need to come to the office or visit the court, as we handle everything through email, mail, and over the phone.

This includes preparing all forms from beginning to end, as a “default through agreement.”  We submit all forms to the court for filing, so you do not have to.

Divorce through True Default

In this divorce, we work only with the Petitioner. We file all the initial forms outlining the proposed division of assets and debts, spousal support, and any proposed custody, visitation, if children are involved).

After filing, the Respondent is personally served (which client is responsible for arranging). 

Then (30) days after service, if the Respondent has not filed a response with the Court, Petitioner’s proposed judgment is submitted to the court for filing. 

The Court reviews the paperwork to see if the proposed orders are fair, equitable, and make sense. 

 You will not need to come to the office, or visit the court, as we handle everything through email, mail, and over the phone. This includes preparing all forms from beginning to end, as a “true default.” I am not an attorney and  I cannot give legal advice. I am a Legal Document Assistant (LDA), and I prepare paperwork at your request.