Frequently Asked Questions

Legal Push Prep is a non-lawyer document preparation service. We help individuals complete court forms accurately based on the information they provide. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.

No. We are not attorneys and cannot offer legal advice or representation. We assist with preparing court-ready documents to help you handle your own case with confidence.

We can’t tell you exactly what to file. What we can do is explain the services we offer and help you understand the types of documents we typically prepare for different situations. If you’re unsure about your case type, you can always call your local court for clarification — most courts can tell you what kind of filing your situation falls under and what paperwork is required. Once you know, we’re here to help you get your documents done right.

No. We prepare and deliver your completed documents, but you are responsible for filing them with the court. We’ll give you easy-to-follow instructions to help you through the filing process.

Let us know. If the rejection is due to a formatting issue or missing information, we’ll revise your documents at no extra cost. If the issue is legal in nature, we may recommend contacting the court or an attorney.

If you’re currently represented by a lawyer, we recommend speaking with them first. Some courts may not allow filings from a self-represented party while an attorney is still on record. Always check with the court clerk.

Yes — in many cases. We can assist with follow-up filings or additional documents needed after your initial petition, depending on the type of case. Just let us know where you are in the process.

Most courts will provide next-step instructions after you file. If you don’t receive clear direction, contact the court clerk — they are usually the best source for procedural updates.

We collect your case details through a secure intake form. Based on your answers, we prepare the appropriate court forms and make sure they follow your county’s filing format.

We can’t guarantee how your case will go, but we can explain how the documents you’re filing are generally used. After you file, the court usually provides instructions on what happens next. If you’re unsure, it’s best to contact the court directly—they can guide you through the process.

Absolutely. If you need additional documents down the line, you’re welcome to return at any time. We’ll have your information on file (when applicable), so reordering future services will be even easier.

Our service is affordable, fast, and tailored for self-represented individuals. If you know what you need to file and just need help getting it done right, we save you time and hassle — without the high cost of legal fees.