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I will draft a customized consent order or stipulated agreement
Licensed US Attorney Expert Legal Drafting Business Contracts
I am Matthew Michael Roman, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #264340) dedicated to providing elite legal drafting and document preparation. With a deep understanding of US law, I specialize in contracts, d...
About this Gig
When parties reach an agreement, it is vital that the resulting Consent Order (or Stipulated Order) accurately reflects the exact terms of the settlement while adhering to court standards. A poorly drafted order can lead to court rejection, loopholes, or future litigation.
As a licensed US Attorney (Bar #264340), I provide precise, legally sound drafting of Consent Orders, Agreed Orders, and Stipulations tailored to your specific situation.
What I Provide:
- Custom-drafted Consent / Stipulated Orders
- Clear, unambiguous language to prevent future disputes
- Formatting suitable for your specific jurisdiction
- Drafting of accompanying Settlement Agreements if required
Why Choose Me?
You are hiring an actual licensed attorney, not a paralegal or AI bot. I ensure your documents are structurally sound and legally binding.
Disclaimer: My services are strictly limited to legal document preparation and drafting. I do not provide court appearances, file documents with the clerk, or act as your attorney of record.
Contact me today to get your agreement properly drafted and finalized.
FAQs:
Field of law:
Family
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Will you file the order with the court?
No, I provide legal drafting and document preparation only. You or your local attorney of record will be responsible for filing the document with the court.
What information do you need to draft the order?
I will need the names of the parties, the case number, the jurisdiction/court details, and a clear list of the terms you and the other party have agreed upon.
Does the other party have to agree before you draft this?
Yes, a consent or stipulated order assumes that both parties have already reached a mutual agreement on the terms.
