Legal Document Preparation in San Luis Obispo

We prepare paperwork for family law matters, wills and trusts, probate and estates, personal matters, court and records matters, and business filings.

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No, our nearest office is in Arroyo Grande, by appointment only. People in San Luis Obispo work with us by remote service. Please call (805) 941-1113 to arrange an appointment or a remote session.

The San Luis Obispo Self-Help Center says it does not assist with bankruptcy, civil appeals, criminal law, small claims, wills and probate, or adoption. Its staff provide information and education, not legal advice. We prepare paperwork for wills and probate, adoption, and small claims at your direction.

At the county Clerk-Recorder in the city, 1055 Monterey Street, Suite D120. The recorder cannot provide legal advice or help prepare documents. A deed's transfer tax statement for city property should say it is in the City of San Luis Obispo.

The law places the City of San Luis Obispo in the county's Fourth public notice district, with the unincorporated areas of Avila Beach and Los Ranchos. That district governs which newspaper may carry a legally required notice. Confirm with the court before you publish.

Cal Poly's police department asks a protected person to provide a copy of the order. Make sure the order is also on file with the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff, since police can only enforce an order they know about.