Practical Support for Life’s Legal Moments

Helping Arizona families navigate changes and plan ahead with affordable legal document preparation and mediation services.

We help you move forward with the peace of mind and support you need, without the high cost of an attorney.

Whether you're going through a major life transition or planning for the future, we will guide you through the process efficiently and effectively. You’ll always know what you're signing, why it matters, and what to expect next.

We offer:

▪︎ Mediation services for cooperative resolution
▪︎ Divorce and legal separation paperwork
▪︎ Parenting plans and custody agreements
▪︎ Trusts, Wills, and basic estate planning
▪︎ Powers of attorney and advance directives
▪︎ Clear flat-fee pricing

Estate Planning

Don’t leave your loved ones guessing. We offer simple, straightforward estate planning documents.

Mediation

If you and the other party are open to conversation, mediation can reduce costs, speed up timelines, and keep you out of court.

Family Court

Divorce and legal separation paperwork. Parenting plans and custody agreements. Establish or modify child support.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is a Certified Legal Document Preparer (CLDP)?
    An Arizona Certified Legal Document Preparer (CLDP) is a non-attorney legal service provider, certified by the Arizona Supreme Court to provide document preparation assistance and services to individuals and entities not represented by an attorney. Legal Document Preparers may provide general legal information, but may not give legal advice.

    To become a CLDP, an individual must possess the required educational or experience qualifications, pass an exam, and undergo a background check to ensure they meet strict ethical and professional standards. Additionally, they must complete a minimum of 10 hours of continuing legal education each year, with at least one hour dedicated to ethics.
  • How is a Certified Legal Document Preparer different from a paralegal or attorney?
    A Certified Legal Document Preparer can prepare and provide legal documents without attorney supervision, but cannot offer legal advice or represent you in court. An attorney can give legal advice and represent you in court, while a paralegal must work under the supervision of an attorney.
  • Do I need an attorney, or can I use a Legal Document Preparer instead?
    You can use a Legal Document Preparer if you’re representing yourself and primarily need help preparing and filing forms and documents correctly. We cannot give legal advice or represent you in court. Instead, we focus on preparing accurate documents based on the information you provide saving you time, stress, and often hundreds or thousands in legal fees.

    Consider an attorney if your situation involves: a contested case, complex assets or businesses, significant tax or immigration consequences, appeals, tight court deadlines, protective orders/domestic violence, or if you want strategy and legal advice.

    We provide referrals to attorneys when a lawyer is the better fit. If you’re unsure, we’ll help you decide in a quick fit call.
  • What types of documents can you help me with?
    We assist the public with various legal documents in the areas of mediation, family law, business formation, and estate planning. We cannot provide legal advice, but we can and do make sure your paperwork is complete, clear, and filed the right way.
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Meet your Document Preparer
Angie Weatherhead - Certificate No. 82160

I am a Certified Legal Document Preparer and Licensed Private Investigator. With a background in journalism, investigation, and mediation I bring a practical, compassionate approach to every case. I will take the time to understand your goals and provide the clarity you need to move forward.

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