LEGAL DOCUMENT ASSISTANT

Family Law Investigations 

Service available NOW    

See more about our Investigations at:

www.capifirm.com

CA State License No. 11654

Coming soon...

LEGAL DOCUMENT ASSISTANT 

will be available after Mach 1st, 2022

We will be offering 'Legal Document Preparation Services for: 

Family Law Matters -                 Services available after March 1st, 2022

Unlawful Detainers -                  Services available after March 1st, 2022

Chapter 7 Bankruptcies -      Services available after March 1st, 2022

CALIFORNIA COVID-19 EVICTIONS

https://caltenantlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/UDban032720-covid-executive-order-n-37-20.pdf

Bus & Professions Code § 6400(c)(1)

"Any person who “provides, or assists in providing, or offers to provide, or offers to assist in providing, for compensation, any self-help service to a member of the public who is representing himself or herself in a legal matter, or who holds himself or herself out as someone who offers that service or has that authority. This paragraph does not apply to any individual whose assistance consists merely of secretarial or receptionist services."

Bus &  Professions Code § 6402

"A legal document assistant or unlawful detainer assistant shall be registered pursuant to this chapter by the county clerk in the county in which their principal place of business is located, and in which they maintain a branch office, and provide proof that the registrant has satisfied the bonding requirement of Section 6405. No person who has been disbarred or suspended from the practice of law pursuant to Article 6 (commencing with Section 6100) of Chapter 4 may, during the period of any disbarment or suspension, register as a legal document assistant or unlawful detainer assistant..."

NON-ATTORNEY DISCLOSURE:  California Investigative and Legal Support Services is not a law firm nor are any of its employees.  We are not lawyers and cannot give legal advice. We can not represent you in court.  We can provide document preparation services at your direction. Services provided by California Legal Support Services are not a substitute for the advice of a lawyer. If you have questions regarding the section on appropriate forms, you should seek the advice of an attorney who is an active member of the California State Bar