What services do you offer?

Opsequium Legal Support Solutions provides legal document preparation services for individuals representing themselves in legal matters. Current services include property transfer documents, estate documents, uncontested divorce paperwork, and small claims documents.

Are you an attorney?

No. Opsequium Legal Support Solutions is not a law firm and we are not attorneys. We cannot provide legal advice or legal representation. We are a registered Legal Document Assistant (LDA) authorized under California law to prepare legal documents based on information provided by the client.

What is a Legal Document Assistant (LDA)?

A Legal Document Assistant is a registered and bonded professional who assists individuals with preparing legal documents for self-representation. LDAs cannot provide legal advice or represent clients in court.

Are you registered?

Yes. Opsequium Legal Support Solutions is registered and bonded in Los Angeles County in accordance with California Business and Professions Code Section 6400.

What types of documents can you help prepare?

We assist with preparing documents related to:

• property transfers

• estate planning documents

• uncontested divorce filings

• small claims matters

All documents are prepared based solely on the information provided by the client.

Can you guarantee that my documents will be accepted by the court?

We strive to ensure all documents meet procedural requirements, but final acceptance is at the court’s discretion. We recommend reviewing all documents carefully before filing.

What if I don’t know which forms I need?

We can explain the purpose of different documents so you can decide which forms you would like prepared. If you need legal advice or help selecting forms, you should consult a licensed attorney.

Can you guarantee the court will accept my documents?

Courts make the final decision regarding document acceptance. We prepare documents based on the information provided by the client and in accordance with procedural requirements, but acceptance is ultimately determined by the court.

How do I begin working with you?

You can start by submitting a request through the Request Document Preparation page on this website. Once we receive your request, we will review the information provided and follow up with next steps if additional details are needed.

What if my question is not answered here?

You are welcome to contact us directly if you have any additional questions.