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There are thousands of ways to make a mistake when preparing a legal document. Lionel & Asociates has a network of skilled legal professionals with expertise in document preparation.

Whether you need a simple Trust or Divorce forms prepared or you are in the middle of a tough court case, we will prepare your legal document right - the first time!

A Paralegal is NOT a Lawyer.
By law, we cannot give you legal advice or represent you in the courts in any matter.
If you need to consult with an attorney, your paralegal will be able to provide you with a referral to one.

Petitions for Dissolution of Marriage: The initial legal document that opens the case.
Financial Affidavits: Provide financial information to the court.
Residency Affidavits: Prove residency in Florida.
Service Documents: Subpoenas or subpoenas duces tecum.
Parenting Plans: Outline the division of time between parents.
Child Support Guideline Worksheets: To calculate child support obligations.
Certificates for Required Parenting Courses: If applicable.
Marital Settlement Agreements: Outline the terms of the divorce settlement.
Proposed Final Judgments: Present the court with the proposed terms of the divorce.

Misdemeanor and felony court pleadings: These are formal documents that outline the charges against an individual and the legal arguments presented by the defense.
Court motions: Requests to the court for a ruling or order regarding a case.
Legal agreements and forms: Assist in preparing contracts, agreements, and other legal documents that are necessary for the case.
Evidence and witness documentation: Prepare and organize evidence, including witness statements and other relevant documents.
Case notes and files: Help organize and maintain files and case notes, which are crucial for the legal team's case preparation.

Child Support Agreements: Drafting and preparing agreements that outline the amount and schedule of child support payments.
Petitions for Support: Filing petitions to establish or modify child support orders.
Modification Petitions: Filing petitions to modify existing child support orders based on changes in circumstances.
Parenting Plans: Drafting parenting plans that outline the physical and legal custody arrangements and time-sharing schedules.
Legal Documents: Assisting with the preparation of legal documents such as affidavits, motions, and responses to court documents.

These tasks are essential for ensuring that child support and custody cases are handled efficiently and in accordance with Florida law. Paralegals play a crucial role in supporting attorneys and clients by providing the necessary legal assistance to navigate these complex legal matters.

Marriage or Divorce: Using a marriage certificate or divorce decree to update the name.
Adoption or Dissolution of Marriage: Including a name change request in the petition or counterpetition.
Paternity: Filing a petition for a name change as part of a paternity case.

Paralegals must ensure that the name change request is legitimate and not for fraudulent purposes. They also need to be aware of the residency requirements and the legal steps involved in the name change process.

Contracts: Prepare contracts related to healthcare services or agreements.
Pleadings: Draft legal pleadings for healthcare cases.
Court Motions: Prepare court motions for healthcare-related cases.
Legal Forms: Assist in writing legal forms for healthcare transactions.
Research: Conduct research for healthcare cases, including interviewing witnesses and gathering documentation.

Public Records: Important documents issued by Florida State or County Offices, such as vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates).
Notarized Documents: Documents that require notarization before they can be apostilled, such as powers of attorney or contracts.
Specialized Documents: Documents like patents or licenses that may also be apostilled.

These documents are essential for international use, ensuring they are recognized legally in countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. Paralegals should ensure that the documents meet all state requirements and are prepared correctly before submission for apostille.

Legal advice and representation: Provide guidance on business legal matters and represent clients in court when necessary.
Document preparation: Assist with the preparation of legal documents such as contracts, affidavits, and other legal forms.
Filing and compliance: Help with the filing of business-related documents with the appropriate state and federal agencies.
Legal research and case management: Conduct legal research and manage case workflows, ensuring that all legal documents are filed correctly and on time.
Notary services: Provide notary services for signing important business documents.

These services are essential for ensuring that business owners and legal representatives in Florida have access to the necessary legal support to operate their businesses effectively

Tax forms: Prepare and file tax forms such as W-2s, 1099s, and 1040s.
Tax schedules: Assist with tax schedules like the 1040EZ, 1040A, and 1040NR.
Tax returns: Help with tax returns, including 1040, 1040NR, and 1040EZ.
Tax agreements: Assist with tax agreements and contracts related to tax matters.
Tax research: Conduct research for tax-related documents and ensure compliance with tax laws.

Contracts: Prepare and file contracts that are essential for various legal matters.
Pleadings: Draft and file pleadings, which are the formal documents that outline the claims and defenses in a lawsuit.
Court Motions: Assist in preparing and filing court motions, which are requests to the court for various legal actions.
Shareholder Agreements: Prepare and file shareholder agreements, which are important for corporate governance and shareholder rights.
Legal Documents: Handle a wide range of legal documents, including court-compliant formatting and timely filing, which are critical for the success of legal cases.

Administrative support: Help with the organization and filing of trust-related documents.
Drafting assistance: Assist in gathering information and organizing documents, but the final drafting must be done by a licensed attorney.
Legal advice: Provide legal advice or make decisions requiring legal judgment. They can refer clients to their supervising attorney for legal advice.
Document review: Review and ensure the accuracy of trust-related documents.
In-house or virtual services: Offer in-house or virtual options for trust administration, including drafting and filing documents.

It is crucial to ensure that any legal documents prepared by a paralegal are reviewed and finalized by a licensed attorney to avoid any legal issues.

Pleadings: Legal documents such as complaints, motions, and briefs.
Motions: Requests for court decisions or rulings.
Court Documents: Legal documents filed with the court, including affidavits and declarations.
Legal Research: Summarizing findings on relevant laws, rules, and regulations.
Client Updates: Providing relevant updates about the status of legal actions without giving legal advice.
These documents are subject to attorney review and approval, ensuring that they meet the legal standards required for court proceedings.

Case management: Review and organize medical records, create timelines, and summarize medical information to assist attorneys.
Legal research: Conduct research on healthcare laws, patient privacy, and regulations to ensure compliance.
Document preparation: Draft legal documents, contracts, and discovery responses related to healthcare cases.
Liaison and communication: Act as a bridge between legal teams and healthcare providers, ensuring clear communication and coordinating work.
Litigation support: Assist attorneys at trial, manage exhibits, and track case developments.
Compliance: Help healthcare organizations comply with federal and state laws, which may involve assisting with internal audits and risk assessments.

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