About us
Supreme Legal Documents is a registered and bonded legal document assistant service in Los Angeles, California, serving clients throughout the state.
Meet Mary Nassar
Based in Los Angeles County, I am a registered and bonded legal document assistant with over 19 years of experience in the field. I am a Certified Specialist in the Professional Standards set forth by the California Association of Legal Document Assistants. As a member of CALDA, I provide assistance in preparing legal documents to Self-represented individuals in need. With a Bachelor of Art in Political Science from California State University, Long Beach and a Juris Doctorate from Western State University, College of Law, I have the background, knowledge and ability to help you with your legal document needs.
After completing law school, my priorities shifted towards starting a family and raising my three boys. To balance my responsibilities, I began providing legal document assistance to attorneys and law firms across California for several years. This allowed me to have the flexibility I needed to focus on and prioritize my family while still pursuing my passion for law.
I am committed to offering honest, hardworking and knowledgeable legal document preparation services. I take immense pride in my work and reputation. During my free time, I love to travel, and spend time with my loved ones.
Credentials
Registered and Bonded legal document assistant
Los Angeles County LDA #2019221058, expires 8/8/2027
CALDA Certified Specialist, Professional Standards
Member, California Association of Legal Document Assistants
Juris Doctorate, Western State University, College of Law
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, California State University, Long Beach
Over 19 years of preparing legal documents in California
Experience supporting attorneys and law firms statewide
Why legal document assistants matter
Californians are going to court without a lawyer more than ever before. A legal document assistant makes that route survivable: your paperwork gets prepared correctly, filed on time, and accepted by the court.
"The single biggest challenge confronting the state courts in America in the first decade of this new century is the rising number of self-represented litigants. They enter our courthouses in increasing numbers and compound our dockets... The self-represented are no longer just the poor, but their ranks now include more members of the middle class and a rising number of small businesses."
- New Hampshire Chief Justice John T. Broderick Jr.
2008 Equal Justice Conference
