Then Docs a Division of Mr Then Consulting LLC
Document preparation support (not legal advice)
We help you prepare documents you request—based on your instructions—so you can stay organized and move faster.
We are not a law firm, we are not attorneys, and we do not provide legal advice.
What document preparation means here
Document preparation means we can:
Format and prepare documents based on the information you provide
Help you organize information so forms and filings are consistent
Provide checklists for what you’ll need to complete a request
You stay in control of the decisions. We follow your direction.
Common things we can help prepare
Depending on your needs, we may help prepare:
Business documents (basic internal forms, letters, templates)
Affidavits and declarations (typed/organized based on your provided statements)
Administrative letters and dispute letters (non-legal)
General document formatting, cleanup, and organization
Simple filing preparation packets (where allowed)
If your request requires an attorney, we’ll tell you up front.
What we do NOT do
To stay ethical and compliant, we do not:
Provide legal advice or tell you what you “should” file in court
Represent you in court or contact courts/attorneys as your legal representative
Create an attorney-client relationship
Guarantee outcomes (court results, disputes, approvals)
When you should speak to an attorney
You should consult an attorney if:
You are being sued or suing someone
You need legal strategy, legal interpretation, or court representation
Your situation involves criminal matters, immigration, family law, or complex contracts
If needed, we can refer you to an attorney or CPA depending on the issue.
What we need from you
To prepare documents efficiently:
Your goal (what you’re trying to accomplish)
The document type (or a sample/template if you have one)
The exact facts you want included (names, dates, amounts, timeline)
Any required formatting instructions (court, agency, or organization rules)
What happens after you submit a request
We review your request for scope and clarity
We confirm whether it’s document prep (not legal advice)
We confirm pricing and turnaround
You provide final details
We prepare the document for your review
Then Docs
Document preparation that follows your instructions.
We help organize, format, and prepare documents using the facts and decisions you provide, so the final file is easier to review and use.
What document preparation means
Administrative help with the writing, formatting, and organization.
We can help prepare
- Business letters, internal forms, and templates
- Affidavits or declarations typed from your statements
- Administrative and non-legal dispute letters
- General document cleanup and formatting
- Simple filing packets where permitted
- Checklists for information and supporting documents
We do not provide
- Legal advice or legal interpretation
- Court strategy or representation
- An attorney-client relationship
- Guaranteed court, filing, dispute, or approval outcomes
- Decisions about what you should file
- Work outside the scope allowed for document preparation
What we need from you
The clearer the facts, the faster the preparation.
Bring these details
- Your goal and the document type
- A sample or required template, if available
- Exact names, dates, amounts, and timeline
- Any formatting or submission instructions
Speak with an attorney when
- You are suing or being sued
- You need legal strategy or court representation
- The matter involves criminal, immigration, or family law
- A contract or legal right requires interpretation
How it works
Five steps from request to review-ready document.
Request
Tell us the goal and document type.
Scope
We confirm it is document preparation, not legal advice.
Price
We confirm price and turnaround.
Details
You provide the final facts and instructions.
Review
We prepare the document for your review.
Start your request
Describe the document and the result you are trying to reach.
A short call helps confirm whether the request fits document preparation and what information is needed.