What is a Legal Document Assistant?
Obtain information on what a Legal Document Assistance is, and how I can help assist you with your document drafting needs.
What is a Legal Document Assistant?
A Legal Document Document Assistant (LDA) is an experienced professional who is authorized under California law to assist the public in preparing legal documents for consumers. However, an LDA is not an attorney, and cannot provide legal advice, or represent individuals in court. Legal Document Assistants are governed under Business & Professions Code, Section 6400, et. seq.
How I can assist you with your document needs as a Legal Document Assistant.
Even the best legal self-help books can be confusing and overwhelming. A legal document assistant can provide assistance with the routine legal tasks such as typing and filing many different legal documents.
At your direction, I can complete legal forms for you, helping you to avoid mistakes, and to make sure that every important detail on a form is accounted for. I can also file the forms with the county for you and supply books and publications authored, written, or approved by attorney’s, which you may use to help you with your matter.
I can provide Legal Document Assistance through email and telephone communication to understand your needs and I can then meet in person to go over the initial paperwork. I will then draft the requested documents and either return them to you or file them for you.
My business is lawfully licensed in Fresno County.
I carry my own Professional Liability Insurance.
I am a member of CALDA (California Association of Legal Document Assistants).
What is a Legal Document Assistant (LDA)?
Please watch this short video, courtesy of the California Association of Legal Document Assistants (CALDA), which explains what a LDA is and how I can assist you with your document needs.