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Paralegal Document Preparation Services
Divorce & Family Law Legal Resource Center
offers a comprehensive list of Domestic Relations related services
including (Click to Select):
The above
services are available for customers who need help
in the State of Arizona.
Responses/Answers to any of the above actions are available for
customers who need help in all 50 states.
See below for more detailed information and to order services.
Divorce/Legal Separation of Marriage
Legal Resource
Center provides complete document preparation for a divorce or
legal separation, with or without children. We will prepare
all the documents, provide signing and notarizing services, copying and
organizing of documents, and filing services in Maricopa County.
The following is a more detailed
description of our most common domestic relation services. Please
note that although we describe our services as being uncontested matters,
the documents and services may also be used to
initiate divorce or legal separation actions even when you know it will be
contested.
There are potentially three ways of
processing an uncontested divorce or legal separation. All
three involve dividing community property and debts and either legally
separating or dissolving the marriage. If there are children our
documents include establishment of custody, visitation, and child support.
1. Divorce or legal separation
by default hearing. This process ends with the Petitioner attending a
brief hearing at the court to have their final divorce or legal separation
decree signed by a judge or commissioner of the Superior Court.
Standard
Divorce Without Children:
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2. Quick Divorce, legal separation, or annulment by
Consent Decree NO HEARING. This process
requires that both parties be in agreement about all relevant issues in the
matter and are willing to sign a final decree reflecting the agreed upon
terms. The process ends with the parties signing the final decree,
which is presented to the court. The court signs the decree, which
orders the final divorce, legal separation, or annulment decree without
having a hearing. The signed decree is mailed to each party by the court.
Quick Divorce
Without Children:
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Quick Divorce
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3. Divorce or legal separation without children by
Rule 55 motion. This process is a hybrid of the above two
processes. It is a default divorce where the Petitioner does not have
to attend a hearing if he or she qualifies under a certain standard of
minimal property and debts, no children or real estate. The process
can be completed without the Respondent's cooperation. This process
ends with the court signing the final divorce, or legal separation decree
and mailing the decree to both parties.
Divorce - Rule
55:
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Other Divorce or Legal
Separation Related Services
QDRO’s (Qualified
Domestic Relations Orders): A QDRO is a special
document that is required to divide pension and retirement plans as part
of a property settlement in a divorce.
QDRO - With
Other Service:
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QDRO Without
Other Services:
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Temporary Orders-
Custody/Support/Visitation Property/Debts
Legal Resource Center provides complete
document preparation for emergency or temporary order petitions. The
difference between standard and emergency temporary order is described
below. To Petition for a standard or emergency temporary order, there must
be a filed petition for divorce or legal separation. The order will be
temporary, pending the outcome of the divorce or legal separation.
Emergency Temporary order petition: These
documents request that the court issue a temporary custody and visitation
order because some emergency situation exists that places the health or
welfare of the child(ren) in danger. An emergency order can be issued
by the court within a day in some circumstances. An Emergency
Temporary order can not be issued for child support, spousal maintenance,
or division of property and debts.
Temporary Orders -
Emergency:
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Standard Temporary order petition: These
documents request that the court issue a temporary order for any of the
following: child custody/visitation, child support, temporary division of
community assets or debts, or temporary spousal maintenance. A
standard temporary may take up to a couple months for the court to issue,
but usually takes about 30 days.
Temporary Orders -
Standard:
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Responses/Answers
Legal Resource Center provides complete
document preparation services answers/responses to a Petition for
Dissolution of Marriage, Legal Separation, Annulment, or Paternity. We will
prepare the Response/Answer, make the copies, mail a copy to the other
party, and file the original with the court.
Response/Answer
Services:
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Post Decree
Petition, Answers, and Motions
Modification of
Support/Visitation/Custody
Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation
services for Modifications of child custody, visitation, and support. In most cases we also
provide filing services and obtain a hearing date for you. In the event you
and the responding party agree on the change, we can also prepare
stipulated modifications of your child custody and/ or visitation, and/or
child support orders.
Modification - Support/Visitation/Custody:
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Modification -
Support Only:
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Enforcement of
Support/Visitation/Property Division
Problem: you have a child support, spousal support,
medical support, custody, and/or parent/child access (visitation) order
from Arizona, AND
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The other party is behind in payment at least one
full month, OR The party is not providing medical coverage, OR
The other party has disobeyed the decree, temporary
order, or other court order for custody or parent/child access
(visitation), OR
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You are the person making the payment and you need to
give the court proof of payment you have made directly to the other
party.
Problem: You have a divorce decree ordering the
distribution of property and your former spouse will not give you property
you are entitled to under the decree.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document
preparation of Petitions to enforce your court order. In most cases we also
provide filing services and obtain a hearing date for you.
There are two ways we assist in enforcing court orders, Petitions to enforce
and Orders to show cause for civil contempt.
Petition to Enforce:
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Termination of Parental Rights/Adoption
Stop or Change Order of Assignment
Problem: You have been ordered to pay child support or spousal support and you need to stop the order of assignment for one or more of the following reasons:
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All past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied and Obligor (person required to pay child support ) is no longer obligated to pay child support (The child is 18, and has graduated or is not attending high school or is 19);
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All past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied and the Obligor (person required to pay spousal maintenance/support) is no longer obligated to pay spousal maintenance/support or the parties are co-habitating;
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The parties have reconciled and remarried/case dismissed. (I have attached a copy of the Marriage Certificate or Order of Dismissal.)
- Child custody has been changed by order of the court. (I have attached a copy of the Custody Order.)
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The child has been adopted and all past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied. (I have attached a copy of the Adoption Order.)
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The child is deceased/has died, and all past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied. (I have attached a copy of the child’s Death Certificate.)
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The Obligee (person ordered to receive support) has died or is deceased. (I have attached a copy of the Death Certificate.
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The case has been dismissed. (I have attached a copy of the Order of Dismissal.)
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There are two active Orders of Assignment for the same child(ren);
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At the time the Ex Parte Request was filed, I (Obligor) did not owe child support or spousal maintenance/support.
Problem: You have been ordered to pay child support or spousal support and you need to change the order of assignment for one or more of the following reasons.
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The amount shown in the “Order of Assignment” is incorrect or has been modified.
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All past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied and the Obligor (person required to pay support) is only obligated to pay current child support.
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The child support obligation is no longer owing (child is 18, has graduated or is not attending high school or is 19), past due amounts are still owing. The child’s birthday is (month, day and year)
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All past-due amounts have been paid/satisfied and the Obligor (person required to pay support) is only obligated to pay current spousal maintenance/support.
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The current child support obligation is no longer owing, past due amounts are still owing.
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The child was adopted, past due amounts are still owing.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides a complete document preparation of Petitions to stop or modify your order of assignment. In most cases we also provide copy and filing services for you.
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Paternity
Problem: You want a court order that declares one
or more of the following: paternity, child custody, visitation, and/or
support. There are typically three scenarios that you may find yourself in:
1. Complaint to
Establish Paternity, Custody, Visitation, and Child Support: In
this situation, a child has been born out of wedlock. There is no
existing court order for paternity, visitation, or child support. Please
note that even if the father is on the birth certificate, it will be
formally established by the court in this proceeding.
2. Complaint to
Establish First Order of custody, visitation, and support: In
this situation, paternity and/or child support has been established through
the court. One or both of the parents now want the court to establish
a custody and visitation order.
3.
Affidavit/Acknowledgement of Paternity: This procedure
establishes Paternity either by acknowledgment of both parties or birth
certificate signed by both parties.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation
services to petition the court for any or all of the above. We will
prepare all the documents, provide signing and notarizing services, copying
and organizing of documents, and filing services in Maricopa County.There are potentially two
ways of processing an uncontested paternity action :
1. Default hearing.
This process ends with the Petitioner attending a brief hearing at the
court to have their final Paternity, custody, visitation, and/or child
support decree signed by a judge or commission of the Superior Court.
Establih Paternity, Custody, Visitation & Support:
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Establish Paternity
Only:
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2. Consent Decree, NO HEARING: This process requires that both parties are in
agreement about all relevant issues in the matter and are willing to sign a
final decree reflecting the agreed upon terms. The process ends with
the parties signing the final decree, which is presented to the court.
The court signs the paternity, custody, visitation and support decree without having a hearing. The signed
decree is mailed to each party by the court.
Consent Decree:
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Grandparents
Rights/Custody/Visitation
Problem: You are natural or adoptive grandparents or great
grandparents of the children, AND You want to get a court order granting
you custody or visitation of the children.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides full document
preparation services to Petition the court for either of the above.
Grandparent's Rights -
Standard Fee:
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Non-Parents
Rights/Custody/Visitation
Problem: You are a non-parent, but
have an interest in the children, AND You want to get a court order
granting you custody or visitation of the children.
Solution: Legal Resource Center
provides full document preparation services to Petition the court for the
above.
Non-Parents Rights -
Standard Fee:
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Other Domestic Related Services:
Legal Resource Center also provides paralegal support services for
various other situations. Please contact us for more information on
services that you are in need of not listed on our site.
Business ServicesLegal Resource Center offers the following
Business-Related Services in many states. Please contact us for more
detailed information regarding your specific needs.
Incorporations
Legal Resource Center will prepare your articles of
incorporation, file them with the corporation commission, pick them up when
they are approved and arrange for publication of the approved articles.
We will also provide you with By-Laws, organizational minutes, and other
record keeping documents for your corporation.
Incorporation - Standard
Fee:
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LLC’s/Limited
Liability Company Information
Legal Resource Center will prepare your
articles of organization, file them with the corporation commission, pick
them up when they are approved and arrange for publication of the Notice.
We will also provide you with a comprehensive operating agreement.
LLC - Standard Fee:
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Other Business Services
Please contact us for more information on the following
services:
Living Trust/Will
Living Trust (Valid in all 50 states)
Legal Resource Center provides a comprehensive Living Trust Package
which includes the following documents:
Revocable Living Trust: Avoids Probate and Conservatorship: reduces
Estate Taxes.
Notice of Trust: A Summary of the Trust for use in dealing with Banks,
Brokers, Insurance Companies, etc., if required.
Pour-Over Will: Transfers any assets into the Trust, that are outside
the Trust.
Living Will: A declaration saying you do not want the dying process
extended.
Medical Power-of-Attorney: A document naming someone to make medical
decisions in your behalf.
Durable General Power-of-Attorney: It authorizes the person you
designate to do virtually everything for you that you could legally do for
yourself.
Transfer Documents: The documents transferring your assets into the
Trust.
Living Trust - Individual:
Living Trust -
Married Couple:
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Will (Valid in all 50 states)
Legal Resource Center provides Will document preparation, (signage and
notary services in AZ only).
Standard Will -
Individual:
Standard Will -
Married Couple:
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Probate
Informal Probate
Problem: You are related to a person who died or you have a legal
interest in the person’s property, AND THE person had a will or did not
have a will, AND You want to file court papers to be appointed the Personal
Representative of the estate.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document and filing
services necessary for an informal probate of an estate in the State of
Arizona.
Standard Probate Fee:
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Guardian/Conservator
ADULT
Problem: You want to have the court appoint a guardian and/or
conservator for an adult, AND A
doctor has said or will say that the adult needs a guardian and /or
conservator.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation
services to petition the court to appoint a guardian and/or conservator for
an adult. In many cases we also provide a runner service to file your
documents.
Guardianship - Adult:
MINOR
Problem: You want to have the court appoint a guardian and/or
conservator for a minor, AND The
parents have signed or will sign a Voluntary Consent.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation
services to petition the court to appoint a guardian and/or conservator for
an adult. In many cases we also provide a runner service to file your
documents.
Guardianship - Minor:
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Juvenile
Juvenile Dependency
Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation.
Dependency Petitions
Problem: You want to file a Dependency Petition, AND
You believe that there is no parent or guardian willing or able to provide
proper care and control over a child(ren), AND
The child(ren) lives in Maricopa County, State of Arizona, or you have
talked to a lawyer who has told you that you can file a Dependency Petition
in Maricopa County.
Solution: Legal Resource Center provides complete document preparation
of Dependency Petitions. Legal Resource Center also sells do-it-yourself
kits, which include all necessary forms and instructions to prepare and
file a Dependency petition on your own.
Juvenile Dependency:
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Personal
Injury
Personal
Injury Settlement Brochure
Introduction
Either you, a relative,
or friend has recently been in an accident and have made the decision to
negotiate your claim without the assistance of an attorney. Legal
Resource Center is a legal support firm that specializes in the
compilation and presentation of information for personal injury claims.
Our system helps individuals improve the quality, quantity and organization
of information presented; enables utilization of the Settlement Brochure as
an effective negotiation tool in settlement discussions with the insurance
company; and often results in increased settlement amounts. Our
services are designed to help you present the information that is the basis
for your personal injury claim in a professional and concise package called
a Settlement Brochure.
What Is A Settlement
Brochure:
A Settlement
Brochure is a summary of all the relevant data in a personal injury case.
It is used by attorneys and individuals as a demand to the insurance
company for compensation. The insurance adjuster will review the
Settlement Brochure to help determine what your compensation should be.
The Settlement Brochure includes the following categories of information:
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Liability:
Statement
of Accident & Statement of Fault.
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Damages:
Past and future medical expenses, substituted services, loss of earnings,
and pain and suffering.
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Demand:
Amount you are demanding to settle your claim without litigation.
Steps
Leading Up To Our Service
STEP ONE:
Get medical attention as soon as possible after the accident.
STEP TWO:
Contact the Defendant's Insurance Company.
Have the following
information available: 1. the name of the defendant, 2. the date and time
of the accident, 3. the location of the accident.
You should obtain the
following information from the insurance company; 1. the name of the
insurance adjuster, 2. the claim number assigned to your case, 3. the
insurance company's mailing address.
STEP THREE:
Obtain a
copy of the police report. If the
accident was on public property the police department was probably called.
You may obtain a copy of the police report by contacting the police
department in the city where the accident occurred. You may have to
request the copy in writing. There may be a small fee ($5.00 -
$20.00).
STEP FOUR:
Collect
medical records. As you receive medical
treatment keep copies of the bills. After you have completed
treatment by a physician or therapist, request a written report of your
case. Be sure that the physician addresses issues such as long term
disability and the cost of any future medical treatment you may need.
STEP
FIVE:
Order Legal
Resource Center Settlement Brochure Services.
When you are ready to
make a demand to the insurance company for compensation for your injuries,
it is time to order our Settlement Brochure Services. Select
the “More Information” button below to download a questionnaire to
obtain more information about our procedures.
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Civil
Legal Resource Center provides various Civil Court-Related services
including the following:
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Lawsuits (Arizona filings only)
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Answers (Services offered for most States, please
call for more information)
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Name Changes (Arizona filings only)
For more information, please feel free to
email us, or call our office at:
Phoenix Metro: (602) 955-4005
Toll Free : (866) 955-4005
email:
info@legalresourceonline.com
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