Choosing to work with a Divorce Paralegal in Temecula and Murrieta will minimize the emotional and financial scars that are part of a divorce. If a couple chooses to work with a Paralegal rather than hire two attorneys, thousands of dollars can be saved. An Independent Paralegal can prepare the paperwork needed to file for divorce, and also write an
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Hurt feelings in the divorce process are unavoidable. Letting those hurt feelings affect negotiation in the divorce process will lead to an inability to come to a reasonable settlement that works for both sides. A paralegal can assist with the negotiations. When two people can’t agree on child and/or spousal support, it is often possible
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There are many myths about divorce. While a Independent Divorce Paralegal, now called a Legal Document Assistant, cannot give legal advice, we CAN tell anyone anything that is factually true. It is a FACT that ten years of marriage does not confer permanent spousal support, sometimes called alimony, for a spouse. Ten years of marriage
It is possible to avoid the high cost of hiring two attorneys if a Husband and Wife can work co-operatively with one independent paralegal. Many people are familiar with the title paralegal, but currently the state legislature is using the title Legal Document Assistant for the work that Independent Paralegals have done for many years
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When a Child Support Order has been made, the financial circumstances of both parents have been considered. When something changes in the finances of either the paying or the receiving parent, it is appropriate to revisit the issue of Child Support and come to a new agreement. Changing the child support order after the divorce has been
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