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A sworn statement a judge will actually read.
An affidavit is your evidence in writing, and on many motions it is the only evidence the judge has in front of them. We take what you tell us and turn it into a structured sworn statement: facts in order, dates pinned down, argument and hearsay stripped out, and the relief you are asking for made plain. What sinks most self-drafted affidavits is not the facts, it is the venting mixed in with them. You get a document ready to sign in front of a notary and file. Filing fees, service, and any court appearance are not included.
A sworn statement a judge will actually read.
An affidavit is your evidence in writing, and on many motions it is the only evidence the judge has in front of them. We take what you tell us and turn it into a structured sworn statement: facts in order, dates pinned down, argument and hearsay stripped out, and the relief you are asking for made plain. What sinks most self-drafted affidavits is not the facts, it is the venting mixed in with them. You get a document ready to sign in front of a notary and file. Filing fees, service, and any court appearance are not included.