Serving Turlock, Le Grange - Stanislaus County, Merced, Tuolumne and Mariposa Counties.
No attorney fees needed.
I am not an attorney. I cannot give legal advice. I can only provide self-help services at your specific direction. (California Business & Professions Code Sec. 6408.5)
LDA #2021-0003 | Expires 11-30-2027 | Stanislaus County | 1400 Colorado Ave, Turlock, CA 95380
Prepare uncontested divorce petitions, responses, settlements, and related family law documents for self-represented individuals.
Initial Pleadings: $325.00
Financial Disclosures: $450.00
Judgment Pleadings (with Agreement) $500.00
Complete package for $1,195
Quitclaim, Grant, Interspousal, Trust Transfer Deeds, and more — notary included when required.
All Deeds $250.
Comprehensive estate planning documents including wills, trusts, POAs, and related forms to protect your legacy.
Single Person Revocable Living Trust:$695
Married / Joint Revocable Living Trust:$850
Simple Will: $375
Notary included free with my document preparation services.
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Estate Planning
Need documents notarized that you prepared elsewhere (attorney, LegalZoom, etc.)?
Estate Planning Signing Package:
$150 – $175 (most couples)
Assist with probate court forms, small estate affidavits, spousal/property petitions, and estate administration documents.
$2,000.
Durable Financial POA to ensure your wishes are followed. Allow someone of your choosing to step into your shoes.
POA $100.
Prepare eviction notices, unlawful detainer filings, fee waivers, and court document assistance for landlords.
3-day, 30-day and 60-day written notices only at this time. $125.
Notary included free with most documents! Major credit cards accepted via Square. Apple Pay and Zelle as well.
Welcome to Gold Coast Legal Documents, proudly serving Turlock, California, and surrounding areas including Modesto, Waterford, Hughson, Ceres, Keyes, Denair, Merced, and La Grange.
Paralegals in Turlock, Ca with proper training, bonding and registration through the office of the County Clerk, are called legal documents assistants (LDA) and they can prepare legal documents for the general public. A paralegal that is not bonded and registered as an LDA can only work under the authority of a California licensed attorney.
Legal Document Assistants are professionals preparing legal documents for self-represented individuals — at a fraction of attorney costs.
Providing services in divorce, real estate deeds, estate planning, probate, durable POA, evictions, and more.