Frequently Asked Questions

A Document Assistant (LDA) is a county-registered professional who is authorized and bonded to prepare legal documents for consumers who are representing themselves. LDAs cannot offer legal advice, but they help complete court forms and legal paperwork accurately and professionally.

I prepare a wide range of documents including divorce papers, property transfers, business formation filings, tenant and landlord notices, small claims court forms, and more. Services are offered strictly based on your instructions.

An LDA offers professional document preparation without the high cost of representation. LDAs help you prepare paperwork so you can represent yourself effectively. LDAs do not give advice or represent clients in court.

No, LDAs are not permitted to provide advice or opinions on your matter. However, they can provide publicly available information from official sources and assist you with completing forms based on your direction. Click here to learn more about what an LDA can and cannot do.

Yes, I offer court and county filing and document delivery services within Riverside County. I ensure your paperwork is complete and filed correctly with the proper court or agency.

I provide LDA document preparation services throughout Riverside County, including Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Hemet, Moreno Valley, Perris, Lake Elsinore, and surrounding areas. Some services are available remotely as well.

My services are offered at flat-rate pricing, so you always know what to expect. Costs vary depending on the type of document or filing, but I aim to keep prices affordable for individuals and small business owners. Click here for the most up-to-date rate sheet for Jones Document Prep & File.

Yes, I help prepare documents for uncontested divorce, separation, child custody agreements, and other family court forms. I follow your direction and ensure the forms are properly completed and court-ready.

Yes, I assist with preparing post-judgment forms like Writs of Execution, wage garnishment requests, and applications to locate debtor assets. These are essential if you’ve won a case and need to collect what you're owed.

If your case is straightforward and you plan to represent yourself, an LDA can save you time and money by preparing and filing your documents. If you need strategic advice, courtroom representation, or have a complex issue, it’s best to speak with counsel.