Who do you work with?

We work exclusively with licensed attorneys and law firms. We do not provide services directly to the public or to self-represented litigants. All work is performed under attorney supervision in compliance with state bar and ethical guidelines.

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What areas of law do you specialize in?

We specialize in family law and civil litigation, including but not limited to:

• Divorce and legal separation

• Child custody and visitation

• Child support and spousal support

• Domestic violence restraining orders

• Modifications and enforcement​

• Personal injury 

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What services do you provide?

Services include:

• Drafting pleadings, motions, and declarations

• Discovery drafting and responses

• Financial disclosures and supporting document organization

• Trial preparation and exhibit indexing

• Case file organization and document management

• Client intake preparation (attorney-facing only)

• Court form preparation

• E-filing preparation

• Calendar and deadline tracking

• Trial binders and litigation support​

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Do you provide legal advice?

No. we do not provide legal advice, legal strategy, or client representation. All work is performed under attorney direction and supervision.

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Do you communicate directly with clients?

Only if explicitly authorized by the supervising attorney and in compliance with ethical and professional responsibility rules. All substantive communication remains attorney-led.

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Are you bonded and insured?

Yes. Professional liability insurance is maintained for our paralegal services.

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How do you maintain confidentiality?

All client information is handled with strict confidentiality. Secure file handling, encrypted storage, and NDA agreements are available upon request.

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What jurisdictions do you work in?

Services are provided remotely and tailored to your jurisdiction’s procedural rules and court requirements. Attorneys are responsible for jurisdiction-specific legal review and compliance.

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How does onboarding work?

Onboarding includes:

1. Initial zoom discovery call

2. Service agreement

3. Scope of work definition

4. Confidentiality agreement (if required)

5. Workflow setup

6. Secure file access configuration

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How are services billed?

Billing options include:

• Hourly rates

• Flat-fee project pricing

Invoices are provided monthly with detailed time and task descriptions.

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What are your rates? 

Rates depends on the type of work.

• Premium service hourly contracts are billed at $75/hour. 

• Administrative contracts are billed at $50/hour.

• Flat-fee project pricing depends on the project. You will be given an estimate after a discovery call. 

Invoices are provided with detailed time and task descriptions.

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What software systems do you work with?

We adapt to your firm’s systems, including, but not limited to:

• Clio

• MyCase

• Tussman

• PracticePanther

• Microsoft Office

• Google Workspace

• Adobe

• Dropbox

• OneDrive

• SharePoint

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How quickly can work be turned around?

Turnaround time depends on workload, complexity, and court deadlines. Rush services may be available upon request.

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Do you sign NDAs or confidentiality agreements?

Yes. We are happy to execute NDAs, confidentiality agreements, and firm compliance documents.

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Are you available for long-term contracts?

Yes. Long-term support agreements, overflow support, and contract-based engagements are available.

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Can you support trial preparation?

Yes. Trial prep services include:

• Exhibit organization

• Trial binders

• Witness lists

• Discovery indexing

• Chronologies

• Subpoena preparation

• And more!

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What makes your service different from hiring in-house?

Freelance support offers:

• No payroll taxes

• No benefits costs

• No long-term employment obligations

• Flexible scaling

• Specialized family law expertise

• Cost-efficient support

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How do we get started?

Contact us to schedule a consultation, define your needs, and receive a customized service proposal and engagement agreement.

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This service is designed exclusively for attorneys and law firms. No direct public legal services are offered.