Service Description

Document drafting vs Legal Document drafting, what is the difference? Document Drafting: According to the Oxford English Dictionary, to draft something is to write the first rough version of it; such as a letter, speech, book or law. I'll draft a letter for you. Legal Document Drafting: "Legal drafting" may be defined as the preparation of any written document that serves a legal purpose such as; a pleading/ claim, a motion, a letter, a brief, a memo, or a contract. Legal professionals always use the phrase as follows: "Draft a brief" or "Draft a letter." Paralegals shall only draft documents within their scope of practice. (Any contract or agreement valued above the Ontario Small Claims Courts' monetary limits or jurisdiction is beyond the scope of a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. To have your document reviewed and drafted, simply follow the steps below: 1. Book your appointment 2. Provide a quick summary of the type of document & the estimated number of pages to be drafted. 3. Book your payment online. 4. A video conference link will be automatically sent to your email after you book your appointment. Join us on the video call at your scheduled appointment time If you have additional questions, please send an email to info@notarialservices.ca