For individuals navigating change
Moving forward shouldn't cost you a $400/hr attorney for paperwork both parties already agree on.
For uncontested divorces, separations, custody agreements, and name changes — where both parties are aligned — a Licensed Legal Document Assistant prepares every required form accurately and affordably. You get the same court-ready documents at a fraction of the cost.
What We Prepare
Every family law document California courts require
For uncontested cases where both parties agree — we prepare every form, formatted for your county's court.
Why It Matters
Incomplete paperwork extends the process. You deserve a clean, final close.
Court-Ready Documents
Every form prepared to California Superior Court standards — formatted for your county, reviewed before you sign.
Affordable for Uncontested Cases
When both parties agree, you don't need a $400/hr attorney. Flat-rate document preparation gets you the same result.
The 6-Month Clock Starts on Time
California's mandatory waiting period begins when the respondent is served. Accurate documents filed promptly start that clock immediately.
Handled with Discretion
Your situation is personal. We handle every case with complete confidentiality and without judgment.
Common Questions
Family law questions, answered plainly
What is the difference between divorce and legal separation?
A divorce legally ends your marriage. A legal separation allows you to live separately and divide assets and debts without ending the marriage — useful for religious, insurance, or other personal reasons. Both require the same court filings.
What is a summary dissolution and do I qualify?
A summary dissolution is a simplified divorce process for couples who meet specific criteria: married less than 5 years, no children, limited assets and debts, and both parties agree on all terms. It's faster and less expensive than a standard dissolution.
Do I need an attorney for an uncontested divorce?
Not necessarily. If both parties agree on all terms, a Licensed Legal Document Assistant (LDA) can prepare all required documents accurately and affordably. For contested divorces, disputes over custody, or complex financial situations, we recommend consulting a licensed attorney.
How long does a divorce take in California?
California has a mandatory 6-month waiting period from the date the respondent is served. An uncontested divorce with complete, accurate paperwork can be finalized shortly after the waiting period ends. Incomplete documents extend the timeline.
Ready to move forward? Let's make it simple.
One free call to confirm your situation qualifies for document preparation, explain the process, and give you a flat-rate quote. No obligation.
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