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Represent Yourself in Family Court.

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Learn what

you can do now to efficiently

reach your

legal goals.

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Propose a deal. Try to avoid 

court by agreeing.

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 Let our licensed pros supervise & drive civil procedures for you.

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 Let us draft your pleadings and teach you to use them strategically.​

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Bring a LLLT

to court to help write and enter your

orders.

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Licensed Legal Consulting is available at $150/hour billed in 6 minute increments.  This includes email.   

MAP clients receive 20% discounts on all services - including all consulting fees- for 30 days.

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NO OBLIGATION.   NO SURPRISE FEES.  NO RETAINERS REQUIRED.   PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE.

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Bold new regulatory and computing advances

are leveling the playing field for families without lawyers.

It's exciting, refreshing, and long overdue.

- Alicia DeGon, Mother

Co-Founder, LLLT 2017

Struggling to access legal services?

You're not alone.

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Here in Washington State, 3 out of 4 family law litigants go to court without a lawyer, mostly because they cannot afford one.

 

My Legal Pit Stop provides fast, convenient, and affordable solutions for people

who represent themselves in court.

Ready to Get Started?

We look forward to working with you. 

  

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“Sometimes the best thing we can do for each other is talk honestly about being wrong.” 

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― Nadia Bolz-Weber, Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner & Saint

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This site is dedicated to the children who won't (or didn't) get to choose that their moms and dads could be sorted into "winners" and "losers" in their names, as if such was in their "best interests".   HOGWASH.  While we have many good faith actors in the system and many reasonable laws on books, the truth is that family court sometimes mimicks other forms of war, 

which is really often about money.

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