Family Law Services

  Sterling Legal Support LLC provides drafting, formatting, and proofreading support for a wide range of family law documents, including petitions for dissolution of marriage, motions, responses, stipulations, and proposed orders. All documents are prepared in compliance with Colorado court rules and tailored to each counsel’s preferred formatting and style to ensure clarity, consistency, and court-readiness. 

  Assistance is provided in preparing Sworn Financial Statements and mandatory financial disclosures in family law cases, including organizing financial data, summarizing income and expenses, and ensuring all required supporting documentation is complete and properly formatted for court submission. The focus is on accuracy, completeness, and presenting financial information in a clear and usable format for litigation and settlement purposes. 

  Discovery services include drafting and organizing interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission, as well as reviewing and summarizing incoming discovery responses. Support also includes organizing produced documents and creating structured summaries or indexes to help attorneys quickly identify key information relevant to the case. 

 Hearing and trial preparation services include organizing exhibits, preparing exhibit lists, assembling hearing notebooks and trial binders, and assisting with witness and document organization. The goal is to ensure attorneys are fully prepared with clear, organized materials for effective presentation in court.

 Support is provided for coordinating routine communication between attorneys, clients, opposing counsel, and third parties such as employers, financial institutions, and experts. This helps ensure timely information exchange, organized communication records, and efficient handling of case-related inquiries and documentation requests.

 We provide organized and detail-focused mediation preparation support for family law attorneys and their clients. This includes compiling and summarizing key case information, organizing financial documents, preparing settlement position outlines, and creating clear, structured mediation binders or packets. The goal is to ensure attorneys enter mediation fully prepared with a well-organized presentation of facts, issues, and supporting documentation to support effective negotiation and settlement discussions.