Our services

Uncontested Divorce
Covers division of debts, assets, child custody, support and marital settlement agreement

Summary Dissolution
Divorce for those married less than 5 years with no owned assets or children

Annulment
Usually for marriages lasting less than 4 years and resulting in fraud, incurable physical incapacity, bigamy, unsound mind or force.

As well as being able to assist in divorce cases we can also help with some of the other things that sometimes come along with that such as:

Legal Separation
Pre/Post Nuptial Agreement
Child Custody
Child Support
Visitation
Stepparent Adoptions
Adoption
Ex-Parte/Emergency Orders for Custody, Visitation, Restraining Orders, Support Orders

A living trust is a legal document that states who you want to manage and distribute your property if you're unable to do so, and who receives it when you pass away.

This helps to preserve your assets for your loved ones while avoiding the costs and delays of probate. It also helps by preserving privacy and preparing your estate for ease of transition after passing.

The grantor retains the ability to revise the trust up until death

Full service estate planning can include:

Living Will (Advance healthcare directive)
Make your health care wishes known now in case you're unable to communicate them later
Last Will and Testament
Decide what happens to your property and who raises your children
Healthcare power of attorney
Appoint someone to make health care decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated
Financial power of attorney
Appoint someone to make financial decisions for you in case you're unable for any reason
Living Trust
Preserve your assets for your loved ones, and help avoid any additional delays and expenses with the court later by taking control now.

Probate is the method by which the State allows for the orderly transfer of assets and liabilities to the next generation after someone dies without a living trust
Probate Petition can be divided into three phases. Please note that some cases may not need all three.

Phase 1:
Includes Court filing, arranging publication, notices and case management, up to Order of Probate and Letters of Administration or Letters Testamentary

Phase 2
Notice all known creditors, file statement of death of real property owner with county assessor, inventory & appraisal, wait creditor period, accept and/or reject claims and pay creditors.

Phase 3
File waivers of final account from all beneficiaries, file petition for final distribution and order, record order of distribution in county where all real property of the estate is located, file signed beneficiary receipts, file ex-parte discharge of executor or administrator.

Name Changes
Expungement
Small Claims
Deeds
Notary Services
Minor permission to travel
Sworn Affidavit
Loan Signing Services
Conservatorship
Petition for Guardianship of person or estate