Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing: We offer flat-fee and hourly services ranging from $150–$200 per hour, with no retainer fee. Attorneys charge $400–$750 per hour and often require retainers.
Payment Methods: We accept all major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Zelle, Venmo, and Google Pay.
Note: Final pricing depends on document complexity, urgency, and any court/agency filing or recording fees.
Common packages include a Revocable Living Trust, Pour-Over Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Advance Health Care Directive, and trust transfer deed. We can also coordinate notary and recording.
Most complete packages are prepared within 3–7 business days after your intake is complete. Rush options may be available.
We can coordinate notary services and county recorder submissions. Government recording fees and notary fees are separate.
No. We prepare documents based on your decisions. For advice on tax, asset protection, or trust design, consult an attorney or tax professional.
Complaints, Answers, Case Management Statements, Proofs of Service, basic Discovery templates, and stipulated judgments—prepared at your direction.
Where permitted, we can assist with e-filing or provide filing instructions. Court filing fees are paid directly to the court.
No. As an LDA service, we cannot represent you or appear on your behalf. We prepare documents and help organize exhibits.
Plaintiff’s Claim, Defendant’s Response, Proof of Service, fee waiver paperwork, and exhibit organization—plus hearing prep checklists.
No. We cannot appear for you. We offer document preparation and practical checklists only.
Flat-fee and hourly options are available depending on complexity. Court fees are separate.
We assist both landlords and tenants with document prep (Notices to Quit, Complaints/Answers, Proofs of Service) at your direction.
UD timelines are tight. We can prioritize your document prep; deadlines are set by statute and the court. Consult an attorney for strategy.
No. We cannot advise on defenses or strategy. We can refer you to an attorney for legal advice.
Initial applications, reconsideration packets, hearing support documents, medical evidence checklists, and forms organization.
No. We provide paperwork preparation and organization only. For representation, consult an attorney or authorized representative.
Medical providers, treatment dates, medications, work history, and activity limitations. We supply an intake checklist.
Chapter 7/13 petitions, Schedules A–J, Statement of Financial Affairs, Means Test forms, creditor matrix, and related declarations—at your direction.
No. We cannot advise on chapter selection, exemptions, or strategy. Consult a bankruptcy attorney for advice.
We assist with assembling and formatting your packet and provide filing instructions. Court filing fees are separate.
We assist with initial applications, hours increase requests, reassessments, appeals preparation, and organizing supporting evidence.
No. We provide document preparation only. For representation or advocacy, consult an attorney or authorized advocate.
Medical notes, care-need logs, prior IHSS determinations, and any county correspondence. We’ll give you a tailored checklist.
Petitions/Responses for divorce or legal separation, custody/visitation requests, child/spousal support forms, disclosures, and stipulated judgments—at your direction.
No. We do not attend mediation or court. We prepare paperwork and provide filing/service instructions.
Simple filings can be prepared within 2–5 business days after complete intake. Timelines vary by case complexity and court schedules.
TrustPoint Disability & Legal Services
Registration: LDA268
Expiration: 03/17/2027
Process serving provided by partner Fingerscan Digital Inc (Reg. PS1904)
