Frequently asked questions

No. This website is owned by Ven Document Services LLC, a legal document preparation business. We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice.

No. We prepare documents based on the information you provide. We do not advise you on legal strategy, rights, claims, property, custody, support, or any legal matter. You represent yourself.

Eligible intake starts with the Notice to Consumer. Each client must receive a signed Notice copy before the LDA contract, and an executed contract copy before the protected payment invitation. Submitting intake is not payment. For support questions, we aim to respond within one business day.

Yes. You may book a 30-minute Quick Service Call for questions about pricing, process, timing, filing scope, or a service or form you already selected. Email is usually faster. Ven Document Services LLC cannot select forms, recommend legal options, determine whether you qualify, or discuss legal strategy. Speak to an LDA.

We prepare documents for family law, landlord evictions, estate planning, probate, conservatorships and small claims. Use the catalog for listed prices, small-claims estimates and available intakes. Call or email for estate planning, probate, conservatorships and other unpriced work.

Use Start Intake where it is enabled. Upcoming services show preparation prices but are not accepting intake yet. For a service without a listed price, call or email for a quote. We confirm the price, included work and next steps before you proceed.

We prepare your documents using your information and instructions. Your agreement with Ven Document Services LLC states the included work, price and payment instructions before work begins. Existing signed agreements and previously included work remain protected.

No. We will ask for your permission before sharing your information or documents with a third party.

No. Our prices are document preparation service fees. Court, eFiling-provider, sheriff, process-service, and other third-party charges are separate unless specifically stated.

We prepare documents for family law, evictions, estate planning, probate, conservatorships and small claims. Our catalog shows preparation prices and whether each service is accepting intake. Upcoming services remain marked as pending. For other document preparation, call or email for a quote. We confirm the documents, county requirements and included work before you proceed.

No. We prepare fixed-scope documents. We do not handle contested litigation, court hearings, legal strategy, or represent you at any hearing. If your matter is contested or complex, you may need an attorney.

Choose the service you want and click Start Intake to open its existing Part 1 form. We review your requested scope, county and existing coverage before any agreement or charge. Email us if you have a question before starting; do not include case files or sensitive identifiers in an initial email. Eligible intake starts with the Notice to Consumer. Each client must receive a signed Notice copy before the LDA contract, and an executed contract copy before the protected payment invitation. Submitting intake is not payment.

No. An approved court fee waiver does not cover our service fee.

Eligible intake starts with the Notice to Consumer. Each client must receive a signed Notice copy before the LDA contract, and an executed contract copy before the protected payment invitation. Submitting intake is not payment. Preparation may begin after the contract is signed and payment is complete. We will not deliver prepared documents or submit them through eFiling until 24 hours have elapsed from contract execution.

If your documents are rejected, what happens next depends on the reason for rejection and the service you purchased. Contact us about the service you purchased.

For an existing service, use the private document instructions already provided to you. For a new service, choose your service and select Start Intake. Supply records through that intake or the private instructions for your matter. Email support if you need help finding an existing-case link; include your case reference, not case files or sensitive identifiers.

Contact us about the service you purchased and the rejection notice. What is covered depends on why the filing was rejected and which service you purchased.