When housing problems begin, important papers often end up scattered across drawers, inboxes, and phones. We help organize the leases, rent receipts, notices, correspondence, and other records you provide, so they are easier to find, review, and share with your attorney, a legal aid organization, or an assistance program.
When housing problems begin, important papers often end up scattered across drawers, inboxes, and phones. We help organize the leases, rent receipts, notices, correspondence, and other records you provide, so they are easier to find, review, and share with your attorney, a legal aid organization, or an assistance program.
An organized set of records can make conversations with an attorney, legal aid organization, or assistance program quicker and easier.
We do not review documents for legal meaning, decide which records matter to a legal matter, select legal forms, or prepare or fill out pleadings or court responses. A licensed attorney can advise you on those questions.
Your records are handled with care and returned to you.
Organized records are simpler to bring to an attorney or program appointment.
You know exactly what the service includes before you pay.
No. We do not advise on what to file or which documents are needed for a legal matter. A licensed attorney, a legal aid organization, or the court’s official self-help information can answer that.
No. We do not select, prepare, or complete legal forms or pleadings. We can help you locate legal aid organizations and the court’s official self-help materials.
Bring any records you already have. Please do not send Social Security numbers or financial account numbers unless we specifically need them for a service listed in your agreement.
