A paralegal works under the supervision of an attorney and cannot work independently. A Licensed Legal Document Preparer, like myself, is certified by the Arizona Supreme Court to work directly with the public. I can prepare legal documents at your direction without the oversight of an attorney — but I cannot give legal advice or represent you in court.

No. As a Licensed Legal Document Preparer, I cannot represent clients in court. If your case requires legal advice, strategy, or representation, I recommend hiring an attorney. My role is to make sure your paperwork is prepared accurately, efficiently, and in compliance with Arizona law.

Prices vary depending on the type of document and the specific needs of each client. Some documents are straightforward, while others require more customization. I will provide a clear estimate after our consultation.

Yes. I charge a $50 consultation fee, which is waived if you choose to hire me to prepare the documents we discussed.

Yes. While attorney-client privilege does not apply, I take confidentiality very seriously. Your information will be handled with the highest level of privacy and discretion.

No. While I am based in Kingman, I serve clients throughout Arizona. Many services can be handled by phone, email, or online.

Turnaround time depends on the type and complexity of the document. Some documents can be completed within a few business days, while others may take longer. I will provide an estimated timeline during your consultation.

I prepare a wide range of documents, including deeds, estate planning documents, powers of attorney, probate documents, guardianship and conservatorship paperwork, business formation filings such as LLCs and corporations, and simple eviction documents, such as eviction notice and eviction complaints.