FRANKLIN PARALEGAL SERVICES

We're More Than a Service, We're Your Ally
Our Flat-Fee Services

Allocation of Parental Rights (APR)
$499 –
For parents seeking to establish or modify custody, decision-making, and parenting time — without going through a full divorce.
Includes:
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Petition for Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
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Parenting Plan
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Verified Statement Regarding Child Support
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Summons and Case Information Sheet
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Filing Instructions & Court Checklist
Ideal for:
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Never-married parents seeking custody orders
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Modifying existing arrangements
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Self-represented parties wanting a court-approved plan

Divorce Package
$699 – No Children
$899 – With Children
+ $199 addtl – Contested
Includes all required documents for a divorce, plus a filing checklist.
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Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
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Financial Statement
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Parenting Plan & Child Support Worksheet (if applicable)
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Property Agreement
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Filing Instructions
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Additional preparation for contested matters, including supplemental filings and responses

Guardianship
(Adult or Minor)
$599 –
Includes:
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Petition for Appointment of Guardian
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Notice of Hearing & Service Documents
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Acceptance of Appointment
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Letters of Guardianship
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Financial Affidavit (if applicable)
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Filing Instructions & Checklist
Ideal for:
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Relatives caring for a child without a parent present
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Adults petitioning for guardianship over an aging parent or disabled loved one
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Anyone filing without an attorney who needs court-ready forms

IMPORTANT:
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IMPORTANT: YOU REMAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CASE
FPS does not enter an appearance in your case and does not become your legal representative.
You remain responsible for monitoring your case, court notices, deadlines, hearings, filing requirements, service requirements, communications from opposing parties or attorneys, and compliance with applicable court rules.
If you need advice about what you should do, what a law or court rule means for your particular case, or how you should respond to something filed by another party, you should consult a licensed attorney.





