Legal Document Assistants (LDAs) are non-lawyer professionals authorized to prepare legal documents without an attorney’s supervision. They are a more affordable option to prepare, file, and serve legal documents. If you already know what type of documents you need, an LDA is a great choice to save time and money. LDAs graduate from an American Bar Association–approved program, purchase a bond, and register with the county.

Paralegals work under the direct supervision of an attorney and cannot charge the public directly to prepare legal documents.

Attorneys can provide legal advice, represent you in court, and advocate on your behalf.

We also have Enrolled Agents (EAs) with the IRS, as well as real estate and finance professionals on staff. They can help you understand the tax and property implications of divorce, including custodial parent designations, how these affect tax credits and refunds for minor children, and issues involving marital property, investment properties, refinancing, and equity division.

Your consultation includes one hour total with our professionals. This hour is shared—you may choose to spend it with a paralegal, LDA, Enrolled Agent, or real estate/finance professional, but the time is not concurrent with each professional. Additional time is available at $100 per hour.

What is an Enrolled Agent?
An Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax professional authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. They have unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals. Their authority comes directly from the federal government based on proven expertise in tax law.

LEGAL DOCUMENT ASSISTANT, L.D.A.

Legal Document Assistant, LDA is a paralegal who registers at the county recorder’s office, as an LDA, and files a bond. A Legal Document Assistant can be contracted by the general public and consumers to prepare legal documents at the client’s direction. An LDA has special training and certifications, such as graduating from an ABA Approved Legal Assisting Program. They are also required to maintain continuing education credits.

We have Enrolled Agents (EAs) with the IRS, as well as paralegals, Legal Document Assistants (LDAs), and real estate professionals on staff. They can help you understand the tax and property implications of divorce, including questions about custodial parents, how this affects tax credits and refunds for minor children, and other issues involving marital property and dependents.

Your consultation includes one hour total to speak with our professionals. This hour is shared—you may choose to spend it with a paralegal, LDA, Enrolled Agent, or real estate professional, but the time is not concurrent with each professional. Additional time is available at $100 per hour.

What is an Enrolled Agent?
An Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax professional authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. They have unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals. Their authority comes directly from the federal government based on proven expertise in tax law.

• Dedicated California COURT CERTIFIED Paralegal
• All Your Questions Answered – Guarantee Acceptance By The California County Court
• We Email Your Forms Same Day
• Meet your dedicated paralegal on a call.
• We require DocuSign (Digital Signing) of legal documents as a policy.

Real Estate Advice Available

We have experienced real estate and finance professionals on staff who can help you understand the financial and property implications of divorce. This includes questions about the marital home, rental or investment properties, refinancing, equity division, debt allocation, and how property and financial decisions may affect your long-term financial picture.

Your consultation includes one hour total to speak with our professionals. This hour is shared—you may choose to spend it with a paralegal, Legal Document Assistant (LDA), Enrolled Agent, or real estate/finance professional, but the time is not concurrent with each professional. Additional time is available at $100 per hour.

What does a real estate and finance professional do in divorce matters?
A real estate and finance professional can explain how divorce may affect the sale, refinancing, or transfer of your marital home or investment properties. They can also help you understand equity division, mortgage considerations, debt allocation, and strategies for protecting your financial interests during property and asset settlements.

• Dedicated California County COURT CERTIFIED Paralegal
• All Your Questions Answered – Guarantee Acceptance By The California County Court
• We Email Your Forms Same Day
• Meet your dedicated paralegal on a call.
• We require DocuSign (Digital Signing) of legal documents as a policy.