Your files, briefed and ready to file.
Remote contract paralegal support for California attorneys – with deep specialty in family law. Hand off the RFO, the discovery responses or the disclosures that keep sliding to tomorrow, and get them back drafted, organized and ready for your review.
- §9+ years of California litigation support
- §Family law intake through judgment
- §Rush service available
- §Attorneys only
Stop drafting at midnight. Start reviewing in the morning.
Still drafting. Hearing at 8:30 a.m.
Signed. Filed. Served. Done.
Doing it yourself, or a temp
- Disclosures and discovery pushed to the weekend
- Proofs of service drafted the night before
- Clients chased for documents by you
- New staff who need training on California forms and local rules
- Payroll, benefits and overhead for part-time needs
With Blonde Briefed
- Drafts back in Word or PDF, ready for your edits
- E-filing, service and conformed copies handled
- Client document follow-up handled under your direction
- 9+ years of California experience from day one
- Pay only for the hours you use, billed in 0.1-hour increments
Know the cost and the timeline before work begins.
Billed in 0.1-hour increments. No minimums or retainers.
See all rates →Same-day work, nights, weekends and the night before a hearing.
See all rates →Prepay a block of hours and lower your hourly rate.
See all rates →Standard turnaround once materials are in.
See all rates →Experienced support that fits your way of working.
Deep California experience
9+ years of California litigation support, specializing in family law from intake through judgment. Holds a university paralegal certificate.
Any size of firm
Serves solo attorneys, small firms and larger firms across practice areas — overflow, project-based or ongoing support.
Conflicts and confidentiality first
A conflict check before any matter is accepted, and a written engagement and confidentiality agreement before files open.
Works inside your systems
Clio, MyCase, Dropbox and Google Drive — and e-files in California superior courts.
Invoices that clear accounting
Itemized invoices by matter, with hours used and package balance on every invoice.
See the work before you hire.
Redacted samples available to attorneys on request.
Recent wins.
Contempt packet with six exhibits – drafted and organized in 48 hours.
Opposition rejected by the clerk on a technicality – corrected and refiled the same day.
Request to continue hearing with exhibits – prepared, filed and served in one day.
What actually lands in your inbox.
Not "support". A finished file you can review, sign, or file — with the judgment calls surfaced instead of hidden.
A response draft you can actually send
Objections flagged in the margin, responses verified against the requests, and a privilege log already started — not a template paste.
A chronology with pin cites
Dated entries in one timeline, every fact cited to the record, and the three gaps worth filling before the hearing noted at the end.
Affidavit and support worksheet, reconciled
Income and expense figures traced to disclosure, calculations shown, and assumptions called out in a one-page cover note.
A binder index built for counsel table
Exhibit numbers matched to the exhibit list, tabs that follow your witness order, and duplicates or missing pages flagged early.
Descriptions illustrate the form of each deliverable. Actual work product is prepared to your format, your jurisdiction, and your instructions, and is reviewed by you before use.
Four steps, no discovery call theatre.
You should know the price, the deliverable, and the date before any work starts.
Scope
A short written brief: matter type, court, deadline, and what is already on your desk.
Written scope & fee
One page with deliverables, turnaround, and price. You approve it, then the file opens.
Access & kickoff
Matter access, the relevant documents, and the deadline. The work happens inside your systems.
Delivery & invoice
Work product delivered to your file, invoice issued in the portal, payable online.
Client Document Checklist (FL-142, FL-150 & Disclosures)
A one-page checklist your clients can follow to gather income, bank, property, debt and expense documents — so disclosures stop stalling.
The answers attorneys actually ask for.
If something is missing, ask it on the request form — it gets answered in writing.
Send the file.
Get it back briefed.
Tell us the matter, the court, and the deadline. You'll get a written scope with a price and a date. Written response to new matters within one business day.
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pacific. Email us with RUSH in the subject line, or check the rush box on the request form.