E Z Paralegal Services

I feel cheated. On February of 2011, my uncle and aunt passed away, both within a few days. They owned a house which my grandmother inherited. Due to the emotional stress, my grandmother did not want to deal with the legal aspect of death therefore, she asked me to take care of all documents and at the same time transfer the house to my name. My family and I were devastated and we needed help dealing with the legal aspects of the will. The last thing we needed was for someone to try to take advantage of our situation. Although broken down by my recent loss, I gathered myself together and decided I would help my grandmother. I located this business through Google and contacted them via telephone. I spoke with a female who identified herself as Amora. Amora told me that she would give me a free consultation. I told Amora of my situation and she promised to help me and my grieving family. Within a week I met with Amora at her office in Loma Linda. I showed Amora the will at which time she told me that due to some laws, she would charge $ 150 to even touch the will. Not knowing that she was overcharging me and trusting that she would take care of me, I ended up paying her. After reviewing the will, Amora told me she estimated it would cost me an additional $ 400 to complete the paperwork and transfer the house to my name (considering court fees). Again, I trusted her. About a week after, I met with her again and she told me that she now estimated I would have to pay her $ 600. I thought $ 600 was too much, however, I told her that as long as it wouldn’t cost me over $ 600 I would conduct business with her. She assured me it wouldn’t be over that amount and that she would call me within two days for additional instructions. A week passed by and no callback. I decided to follow-​up with her therefore I called her at her office. At that time Amora told me that due to recent court fees going up, she estimated I would have to pay $ 1000 for her services. I couldn’t afford $ 1000, therefore I decided to shop around. I contacted DocStar out of Victorville. I spoke with a representative who asked me to email her a copy of the will for a free consultation. Sure enough it was free. The representative asked me to complete some paperwork, get it notarized and send it to her. I was charged 200 dollars and everything was taken care of. I didn’t even have to meet with anyone. Out of curiosity I asked how much the court fees were and the representative told me the court had charged $ 15. FIFTEEN DOLLARS!!! BEWARE of Amora. She is an Asian lady in her late 40’s, thin built and her black hair falls to her mid back. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY HER. Yes, usually people do write reviews when they are bad and not when they are good. The only reason I took the time out of my already busy day to write this review is because I do not want some one else to be victimized by this greedy company.

I disagree with the first reviewer of this business more than you can believe. They obviously have never experienced attorney’s fees!
(You should read their profile, they can’t be pleased by anyone)
I first went to EZ-​Paralegal in the mid-​90s to put together an LLC and my first business… they really helped me get off the ground and were there for me more than any attorney I’d been to in the past. Later, when I needed help with child custody matters, I knew who to turn to. EZ-​Paralegal was there again for me. They helped me get custody of my daughter whom is on her way to college. I’ve referred 4 family members and a handful of friends to them. I mean, why not? I’ve trusted EZ-​Paralegal in the past and they’ve done a wonderful job! I was certain my family and friends would be equally taken care of… and they were.
Give them a chance. We all know it’s easier to complain than to compliment. Hope this review helped.

Not worth it. They nickle and dime you on every piece of document. They had typed my name wrong and I tossed the paperwork away but they refused to correct it — said I should have just crossed it out. Unprofessional… and charged me an additional $ 95 to redo their error… either that or forfeit the $ 500 that I had already paid.