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A Simpler Way to Get Divorced in California
Joint Divorce Petition — FL-700
When both spouses agree to work together, a divorce does not have to become a long and expensive legal battle. OC Legal Help can professionally prepare and organize the required California divorce documents using the new Joint Petition (form FL-700) process for a flat fee of $995 plus court filing fees and any applicable e-filing or service expenses.
Marital Settlement Agreement, if needed: $600. Court filing fees are approximate, set by the court, and may vary.
Our Service Includes
- Preparation of the Joint Petition, Form FL-700
- Preparation of the required supporting divorce forms
- Organized document sets for both spouses
- Preparation of the filing package
- Filing of the completed documents with the court, at your request
- Preparation of the final judgment documents
- Copies of the completed documents for both parties
A Cooperative and Affordable Divorce
This option may be appropriate when:
- Both spouses want the divorce
- Both spouses are willing to sign the required documents
- The parties agree regarding property, debts, support, and other important issues
- The parties want to avoid unnecessary conflict and attorney expenses
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Servicing Anaheim and Surrounding Areas
- Anaheim
- Anaheim Hills
- Santa Ana
- Orange
- Yorba Linda
- Costa Mesa
- Irvine
- Garden Grove
- Fullerton
- Placentia
Family Law Legal Preparation Services
For support estimates, use the California Child Support Guideline Calculator or speak with an attorney.
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We prepare your documents carefully, using the current California Judicial Council forms, based on the information and choices you give us. Call for a free price quote.
(657) 500-2010
Legal Document Preparation in Anaheim
What types of legal documents are involved in family law?
Some of the most common family law documents involve divorce. This can cover a wide array of topics including custody, child support, alimony and more. A legal document assistant can help their clients with a wide range of family law documents including:
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Not every divorce is contentious. In many cases, couples are able to amicably divide their assets and make critical decisions without conflict. If you and your spouse can agree on asset division and other key matters, you might not need to hire a lawyer. Attorneys are generally brought into divorce proceedings when there are disputes over asset distribution, child custody, or other significant issues. Alternatively, a mediator, acting as a neutral third party, can assist in reaching equitable agreements and resolving conflicts.
Hiring a lawyer can be expensive, and many individuals either cannot afford it or prefer not to spend the money. While "do-it-yourself" books or software for divorce and other legal documents are available, they are often not the best option. These forms can be detailed, and court procedures change, so many people prefer to have them prepared by a registered LDA. Additionally, books and software may not be updated regularly to reflect changes in court procedures, local laws, or necessary forms for divorce and other family law matters.
Preparing documents for divorce, annulment, or legal separation involves drafting and filing the necessary paperwork to legally dissolve a marriage or establish a legal separation. This includes forms related to the division of assets, spousal support, and other relevant matters. OC Legal Help ensures all documents are accurately prepared and comply with court requirements.
OC Legal Help can prepare your response forms at your direction. If you need legal advice about your case, you must speak to an attorney.
A Domestic Violence Restraining Order can order a person to stay away and stop contact. We prepare and file the restraining order forms you request. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.