Self Service Arizona Legal Forms

Self-Service Litigation Made Simple

Are you are representing yourself in court, and do not require the representation or advice of an attorney? I offer self-help court document preparation services to those who are representing themselves in litigation. Not quite sure what to do next? Give me a call, text me or send me an e-mail. Court procedure can seem confusing, but I can help you with your legal documents so that you don’t get overwhelmed. My service is efficient & affordable. Your documents are individually prepared, and are accurate & complete.

Self Help Legal Forms in Arizona

File a Motion, Stipulation, Response, or Complaint

The initial pleading, which set out the plaintiff’s legal claims and starts a lawsuit is called a Motion, sometimes called a Petition. A Response is a legal document in which a party responds to a complaint, pleading, motion, or brief. A Motion is a document that is a request to the court for an order or ruling. Depending on the ruling, this is done before, during, or after a trial.

II will help you run smoothly through Self Service Arizona filing of documents:

File a Complaint

The initial pleading, which set out the plaintiff’s legal claims and starts a lawsuit. Sometimes called a Petition.

File a Response

This document is a legal document in which a party responds to a complaint, pleading, motion, or brief.

File a Motion

This document is a request to the court for an order or ruling. Depending on the ruling, this is done before, during, or after a trial.

File a Stipulation

An agreement between parties. For example, Plaintiff & Respondent may stipulate (agree) to a specific settlement to avoid trial.

Assistance with Divorce & Family Law

While no divorce is really “uncontested” in the sense that there are no disagreements, these kinds of disputes don’t always have to go to court to be resolved. The Divorce Petition package gets you started. Once the Petition package is complete, you’ll sign & notarize your documents.

We can also help you with creating a required Parental Plan when there are children involved. Even though deciding what information to put in the divorce papers is often complicated, the process for many divorces in Arizona can be quite simple.