Q&A

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Q1: Are you attorneys, or can you provide legal advice?

A: No. Nōta Postellé provides professional document preparation, organization, and filing coordination services. We assist self-represented individuals and business owners with paperwork based solely on the information provided, but we do not offer legal advice, evaluate legal strategy, or represent anyone in court.

Q2: How does your Georgia LLC Formation service work?

A: We prepare your Georgia LLC formation documents using the details you provide, coordinate the filing process, and deliver a completed business formation packet ready for your records.

Q3: What is included in your EIN Assistance service?

A: We assist in completing and submitting your application for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) based on your business details so you can establish bank accounts and tax registrations.

Q4: How do Business Amendments work?

A: If you need to update information for your Georgia LLC—such as your business name, principal address, or registered agent—we prepare the requested amendment documents based on the information you provide and coordinate the filing process.

Q5: What does Annual Registration Assistance cover?

A: We track filing deadlines, prepare your required Georgia annual registration documents using your provided details, submit them on your behalf, and provide confirmation once completed.

Q6: What kind of family court documents do you prepare?

A: We prepare paperwork for uncontested family court matters based on client-provided details, including Parenting Plans, Child Custody forms, Child Support paperwork, and Uncontested Divorce packets.

Q7: What does "Uncontested" mean for a divorce or custody case?

A: An uncontested case means both parties have already reached full agreement on all terms—such as asset division, parenting schedules, and financial support—and simply require document preparation for submission.

Q8: How do you assist with Parenting Plans?

A: We format and organize your agreed-upon visitation schedules, decision-making preferences, and holiday routines into standard court-acceptable parenting plan forms based entirely on your instructions.

Q9: How do you handle Child Support Modifications?

A: We prepare child support establishment or modification paperwork based solely on the information and instructions you provide. We do not determine eligibility or provide legal advice regarding modifications.

Q10: What is included in an Uncontested Divorce packet?

A: We organize and format your divorce forms—including settlement agreements and affidavits—based on the specific terms you and your spouse provide, ensuring a complete packet for your submission.

Q15: What is an Apostille, and when do I need one?

A: An Apostille is an international certification used to authenticate legal documents for use in foreign countries under the Hague Convention. We handle document review for completeness, submission coordination, and return delivery.

Q16: Which documents can be sent for an Apostille?

A: Common documents include birth certificates, marriage certificates, corporate filings, diplomas, powers of attorney, and notarized affidavits intended for international use.

Q17: How do Cease and Desist letters work?

A: We prepare and format a cease and desist letter based on the information and instructions you provide. We do not evaluate legal claims or provide legal opinions regarding your matter.

Q18: How do you handle Power of Attorney forms?

A: We prepare Power of Attorney forms based solely on your instructions or attorney-provided information. We do not advise which type of Power of Attorney is appropriate for your situation.

Q19: How does the legal Name Change process work?

A: We prepare the standard name change petitions and required background check paperwork using your details, and provide publicly available instructions on the filing process.

Q11: How do you help with Small Claims Court filings?

A: We prepare and organize your small claims paperwork using the information you provide, assist with document organization, and provide publicly available filing information or filing coordination services.

Q12: What is required to get an Affidavit prepared?

A: You provide your written statement of facts, and we format and prepare it into a clear, structured affidavit document ready for your review, signature, and notarization.

Q13: What does General Civil Filings cover?

A: We assist with formatting and organizing client-requested complaints, responses, motions, and other general civil court forms according to standard court submission guidelines.

Q14: How do you assist with Eviction documents?

A: We assist with preparing landlord-requested eviction documents, organizing supporting paperwork, and coordinating filing services. We do not provide legal advice or represent either party in court.

Q20: Can you tell me which forms I need for my situation?

A: We can explain our document preparation services and prepare documents you request based on the information you provide. If you are unsure which legal forms are appropriate for your situation or need legal advice, we recommend consulting a licensed attorney.

Q21: Are state or court filing fees included in your prices?

A: Our prices cover professional document preparation, formatting, and filing coordination services. Official government or court clerk filing fees are separate and paid directly to the issuing agency or court.