Divorce Lawyer

Document Preparation: Draft and prepare legal documents such as petitions, summons, and divorce agreements.

Case Management: Organize case files, coordinate appointments, and manage court dates.

Research: Conduct legal research on precedents and current laws relevant to each case.

Correspondence: Communicate with clients, opposing counsel, and court officials.

Financial Records: Compile financial statements and other evidence to support the client's case.

Client Support: Provide support to clients by answering queries and offering reassurance during the legal process.

Scheduling: Manage the lawyer's calendar, ensuring no scheduling conflicts for hearings, mediations, or meetings.

Discovery Assistance: Assist with the discovery process, including gathering and organizing evidence and coordinating with witnesses.

Filing: File documents with the court and ensure that all filings meet deadlines and procedural requirements.

Meeting Preparation: Organize materials for meetings and strategy sessions with the lawyer.

Invoice Management: Help with billing clients, tracking hours, and managing expense reports.

Legal Notices: Ensure that clients and opposing parties are properly served with legal notices and documents.