A scrivener is "one who writes for the court."  Law.com says a scrivener is "a person who writes a document for another, usually for a fee." The author of the Deuteronomic Code - many people believe to have been Moses - was essentially a scrivener.  I am proud to be a member of the profession. 

     Colorado Paralegal LLC offers scrivener service - that is, document preparation - to people who need professionally prepared documents, but not legal advice.  

     If you need a lawyer, then you need a lawyer.  If you need legal advice, if you're unsure about your options, your strategies, your obligations, I encourage you to consult an attorney.  (If you're in western Colorado, contact me, I may know somebody.  I know a lot of lawyers). 

     If your case is such that you don't need an attorney, and if you want to save money, you may want to consider my scrivener services.  I take the information you give me and return to you a professionally done packet of your documents.  

     Five states recognize "Legal Document Preparers."  Colorado is not one of them.  The Colorado Supreme Court rides close herd on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, and well it should.  I can prepare your documents at your direction, and probably save you a lot of money in the process.  I cannot give you legal advice.