Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives tailored to your family's needs.
Learn More →Documents Prepared Right the First Time
AZAG guides Arizonans through wills, trusts, family law, and business filings with precision, compassion, and a clear path forward.
Free Case Review
- Fixed-fee packages with no surprises
- Remote consultations across Arizona
Meet Your Document Specialist
Elee J. Eid partners with individuals, families, and business owners across Arizona to complete complex legal paperwork with confidence. With a meticulous approach to detail, Elee keeps your filings compliant and ready for court submission.
- Arizona Supreme Court certified legal document preparer
- Focus on estate planning, family law, and business filings
- Secure, fully remote consultations and document delivery
Legal Document Preparation Services
Work directly with Elee J. Eid to handle the paperwork while you focus on the next step in your matter.
Family Law
Support with divorce filings, parenting plans, child support modifications, and more.
Learn More →Business Filings
LLC formation, operating agreements, and compliance documents for new and growing companies.
Learn More →Court Forms & Lit Support
Accurate preparation for civil, probate, and small-claims filings with clear next-step guidance.
Learn More →What a Certified Legal Document Preparer Can & Cannot Do
Arizona's Certified Legal Document Preparer (CLDP) program supports self-represented individuals by preparing and filing accurate documents within the scope defined by Rule 31 of the Arizona Rules of the Supreme Court and Arizona Code of Judicial Administration Section 7-208. Arizona Advocates Group LLC delivers those services through a dedicated solo preparer, Elee J. Eid.
What We Can Do
- Prepare legal forms and pleadings for individuals not represented by an attorney.
- File documents with the court and coordinate procedural steps like service and notarization.
- Explain factual filing requirements, timelines, and publicly available procedural information.
- Provide court-approved templates and ensure filings meet formatting rules.
What We Cannot Do
- Give legal advice, legal opinions, or strategy recommendations for your case.
- Represent you in court, negotiate on your behalf, or communicate with opposing counsel.
- Interpret statutes, predict outcomes, or guarantee results.
- Create attorney-client relationships or substitute for licensed legal counsel.
Source: Arizona Judicial Branch - Legal Document Preparer Program (Rule 31; ACJA Section 7-208).
Certification & Oversight
Arizona Advocates Group LLC is led by Certified Legal Document Preparer Elee J. Eid, credentialed by the Arizona Supreme Court. Certification ensures this preparer meets strict competency and ethics standards and remains accountable to the Court.
- Comprehensive background checks and proof of good moral character.
- Successful completion of the CLDP examination covering ethics and Arizona procedure.
- Mandatory continuing education and renewal to stay current with rule changes.
- Subject to investigation, discipline, and sanctions under ACJA Section 7-208 and Supreme Court rules.
Learn more at the Arizona Courts CLDP Program.
How It Works
Consultation
We review your goals, documents, and deadlines to outline the project that fits your needs.
Document Prep
Our specialists draft and proof every form, coordinating with attorneys when needed.
Review & Delivery
You receive finalized documents, filing guidance, and optional court submission assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide legal advice?
We operate as a certified legal document preparer service, not attorneys. We cannot provide legal advice, but we ensure your documents are accurate and court-ready. We are happy to coordinate with your attorney.
How long does document preparation take?
Most standard packages are completed within 3-5 business days. Rush services are available when deadlines are tight.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. We serve clients throughout Arizona with secure online meetings and e-signature workflows.
What is the difference between a CLDP and a paralegal?
Paralegals work under the supervision of an attorney and cannot independently offer services to the public. CLDPs are licensed by the Arizona Supreme Court to work directly with self-represented individuals, prepare documents, and file paperwork without attorney oversight while staying within strict regulatory boundaries.
How is a CLDP regulated and by whom?
The Certified Legal Document Preparer credential is regulated by the Arizona Supreme Court under Rule 31 and Arizona Code of Judicial Administration Section 7-208. The Court's Certification & Licensing Division investigates complaints, enforces continuing education, and can suspend or revoke certification when rules are violated.
Fees & Disclosures
Our flat-fee estimates cover document preparation, proofreading, and delivery based on the scope confirmed during your consultation.
- Flat-fee packages tailored to the complexity of your matter.
- Transparent estimates that outline document drafting, revisions, and delivery.
- Optional rush preparation, filing assistance, and notarization support available.
Court filing fees, service of process, notary charges, certified copies, and other third-party expenses are not included unless specifically stated in your engagement letter.
Arizona Advocates Group LLC is not a law firm; we do not provide legal advice or representation. We assist self-represented individuals with document preparation in compliance with Arizona Supreme Court rules.
Let's Get Your Documents Ready
Call us or send a message to schedule your complimentary consultation. Evening and weekend appointments available upon request.
- Phone: (602) 545-3764
- Email: office@azadvocatesgroup.com