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Jonny Morales • May 31, 2020

We are so excited! We have been given the green light, by the City of Palm Springs, to move into our new space at 201 No. Palm Canyon, Suite 220, Palm Springs, CA 92262.



We will begin the move on June 2nd – and will be open for client appointments by June 8th. The space is beautiful; there is free parking, and lots of it, behind the building. There is elevator and stair access. The office is located on the second floor and has a lovely patio for meeting outdoors. (When it isn’t too hot)

We will begin hosting a Wednesday morning coffee hour on June 10th from 10 to 11. There will be coffee and of course pastries and an hour to meet and greet with the team.


While the City has approved the opening, we must follow the COVID 19 protocols. Masks must be worn. If you do not have a mask, we will have masks available. We have increased cleaning protocols and we will have hand sanitizer available for all guests. Team members are healthy and if for any reason a team member displays any symptoms of illness they will not be come to the office. Safety First!


The website is completed thanks to Elizabeth Chester and Kaelen and Karen (although it will always be a work in progress), we have commenced social media and we have lovely new client and future client gifts thanks to Pastry Swan Bakery.


We are committed to developing and growing an inclusive, ethical and transparent business that is consumer focused!

Jonny is the owner of DocuPrep where she is working to bridge the gap between attorneys and individuals by providing document support services. Her resource blogs are designed to provide you with the necessary tools to organize your information and manage your affairs yourself. Knowledge is Power.


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By Jonny Morales 30 Jun, 2020
We know how very challenging the last few months have been for everyone. In the last few weeks courts all across California have started to re-open. Almost all courts are open but with limited services. Those service vary by court and by county. Currently there is no consistency in what services are operating and when they are operating. It is court by court, day by day, county by county.  To say there are delays, would be a gross understatement. The average phone call to a clerks office has an hour and fifteen minute wait time. At some courts, the phones are still not being answered regularly. Document filings are backed up as the courts are still trying to process all of the documents filed during the COVID-19 closure. Many courthouses are not allowing in person filings yet, so we must file at a drop box set up outside and then check the docket a few times a day to confirm the filing. I don’t mean for this notice to be all doom and gloom, you have all had enough bad news for a while. But, getting courthouse tasks completed quickly is a bit challenging. Other agencies are also struggling with the chaos of re-opening – IRS, USCIS (immigration), DMV, County Assessors’ office. Please be patient, it is our top priority to manage your filings and process your information. Please be patient with us, we are pivoting quickly to address the issues. We have increased our delivery services to courthouses, and we are all calling courts and clerks regularly to get answers and information. We are going to implement our client portal (through the website) during July which will include real time updates on your matter. We appreciate your business and please know we are working diligently to get your work accomplished!!! Stay healthy! Wear a Mask!
By Jonny Morales 18 Jun, 2020
Amid continued concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in an effort to comply with federal, state and local guidelines, the court will be extending the closures of the Corona, Moreno Valley, Temecula and Hemet Courts as well as the Riverside Self-Help Center and the Riverside Records Center from June 15, 2020 through June 26, 2020.
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