Legal Documents

Legal Document Assistant, Alameda County #186

An LDA is an experienced professional who is authorized to prepare legal documents for a client and at the direction of the client.

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What does an LDA (Legal Document Assistant) do?

An LDA is an experienced professional who is authorized to prepare legal documents for a client and at the direction of the client. An LDA can assist you with completing and filing legal documents. An LDA is not an attorney and does not practice law.


What is the advantage of hiring an LDA?

LDAs provide a low-cost alternative to hiring an attorney for routine paperwork.

In many cases, one visit will usually be sufficient for you to be able to handle most matters.


Do I need an LDA?

If you do not know your legal rights in a situation you may need to see an attorney.
If you already have decided on a course of action, but are uncertain about how to fill out the paperwork, you may need your own personal LDA.


How can an LDA help me?

Adoption
Annulments
Certification of Trust
Child Custody
Deeds
Divorce and other “Family law”
matters
Emancipation of Minor
Guardianships
Health Care Directives
Marital Settlement Agreements
Name changes

Notary
Paternity
Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial
agreements
Powers of Attorney
Qualified Domestic Relations
Orders (QDRO)
Quit Claim Deeds
Living trusts
Separations
Wills

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(510) 599-1361
email: rennesnotary@gmail.com
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