All County Document Services handles the complete divorce filing process for you from start to finish: Filing an Initial divorce petition to final judgment. Should you go to hearing and the judge makes orders, these orders would be incorporated into your final judgment. We prepare Marital Settlement Agreements as well should you be amicable and willing to agree on all issues and provide proposed agreements as a form of arbitrary procedure to help in this process. We believe this process is hard enough without complicating matters and do proceed in these types of matters with empathy and supportive, caring paralegals working on your legal documents.

Should you need temporary orders made before your final judgment our office prepares your legal paperwork to get you before a judge. We provide a detailed declaration based on the information you provide us so that the judge has a briefing from you prior to the hearing on the reasons you are asking for these orders. These hearings are very short and therefore your time before the judge is brief and this is why it is so important to have this detailed declaration submitted along with your request. Should you need temporary relief as to child support, spousal support or custody and visitation orders set in place, call us today. We can even prepare your documents should you require an emergency hearing.

Should you need temporary orders made before your final judgment our office prepares your legal paperwork to get you before a judge. We provide a detailed declaration based on the information you provide us so that the judge has a briefing from you prior to the hearing on the reasons you are asking for these orders. These hearings are very short and therefore your time before the judge is brief and this is why it is so important to have this detailed declaration submitted along with your request. Should you need temporary relief as to child support, spousal support or custody and visitation orders set in place, call us today. We can even prepare your documents should you require an emergency hearing.