Services

Get Your Agreed Family Law Documents Done — Without Court Stress.

For Washington families who already agree but don’t have time or emotional energy.

If you and your spouse have agreed to separate or divorce — and you’ve already reached agreement on the parenting plan, child support, and how to divide property and debts — we can help draft and file those agreed orders for you. We’ll prepare the required paperwork and guide you through the steps you need to follow under Washington law.

• Filing fees not included.

Did you file your case, serve the other party, and wait the court’s required timeframe, but they still haven’t responded?

We can help you prepare and file the documents needed to request a default and move your case forward.

We can assist you with divorce or legal separation, including the conversion of a legal separation to a divorce.

Our services may include:

• Preparing and filing petitions and responses

• Assisting with agreed or uncontested cases

• Helping you respond to filings and requests from the other party

• Assisting with negotiating and documenting agreements related to parenting, child support, and property

• Drafting and reviewing settlement terms for clarity and completeness

• Preparing final documents for court submission

Our role is to help you stay organized, informed, and prepared throughout the process while working toward resolution where possible.

Important: Services are provided in accordance with APR 28. We do not represent clients in court or handle contested litigation or trial advocacy.

A parenting plan works best when it’s tailored to your family. Discussing your specific situation helps you create a plan that reduces conflict and sets clear expectations in both homes.

Families often forget to include everyday issues like:
• Phone and technology use
• Piercings or appearance changes
• Dating expectations
• Routines, transportation, or extracurriculars

A customized plan covers the details that matter in your household, not just the basics required by the court.

We can assist you with establishing, modifying, or adjusting child support using Washington’s child support schedule.

Our services may include:

• Preparing and reviewing required child support paperwork

• Calculating child support based on financial information provided

• Assisting with administrative proceedings through the Department of Child Support (DCS)

• Helping you prepare for and participate in DCS administrative hearings

• Assisting with negotiating child support agreements

• Preparing written requests asking the court to consider deviations from the standard child support calculation, when permitted

• Providing procedural guidance throughout the process

Services are provided in accordance with APR 28. A Limited License Legal Technician is not an attorney and does not represent clients in court or provide trial advocacy.

We assist with agreed or default relocation filings, including preparing and filing the required notice and related documents.

*We do not provide contested representation or full-service litigation.

1. Initiating a Parentage Action
Start a court case to legally establish parentage in Washington.

2. Agreed Parentage Actions
If both parents agree, we prepare and file the agreed documents to establish parentage and request a Parenting Plan and Child Support Order.

3. Default Parentage Actions
If the other parent doesn’t respond, we help you complete a default process to obtain parentage, custody, and support orders.

If your only goal is to establish paternity for child support purposes, you may also complete that process through the Washington State Division of Child Support (DCS). Learn more about DCS parentage options ↗

Please note: DCS can establish parentage, but parenting plans and custody orders must be addressed separately through the court.

We assist individuals with Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs) and civil restraining orders, as permitted under Washington law.

Our services may include:

• Preparing and filing requests for protection or restraining orders

• Assisting with responses to orders that have been filed against you

• Helping prepare written statements, declarations, and supporting documents

• Providing procedural guidance on what to expect and required next steps

• Assisting with agreed orders, when appropriate

Services are provided in accordance with APR 28. A Limited License Legal Technician is not an attorney and does not represent clients in court, argue motions, or provide trial advocacy.

We help self-represented clients prepare for family-law hearings and trial, including organizing evidence, drafting declarations and court forms, preparing proposed orders, and explaining court procedures — so you feel confident and ready to present your case.

As a Washington State Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT), I do not represent clients in court or speak on their behalf. You remain responsible for presenting your case to the court.

If a judicial officer asks me a question directly about procedure or documents that I prepared, I may respond within my authorized scope.