
Paralegal Capacity Without the Payroll
Discovery, financial document review, motion practice. Built for Nevada family law attorneys.

About Full Disclosure
Built by a Paralegal Who’s Done the Work
I’m Amber Koski, founder of Full Disclosure and a Nevada family law paralegal. Fourteen years inside this work. Paralegal Certification from the University of Nevada, Reno. A career spent doing the things most attorneys are too busy to do themselves. I’ve drafted the motions. Built the marital balance sheets. Traced the assets. Worked the discovery from both sides of a case. I know what these matters demand because I’ve been doing them for a decade and a half, and I know what it costs an attorney when paralegal capacity runs out at exactly the wrong moment.
Full Disclosure exists because attorneys needed a real option. Not a staffing agency that sends whoever happens to be available. Not a generalist who learns family law on your matter. A company built around specialized family law work, governed by written agreements, trained to a consistent standard, and run by someone who took every missed deadline personally before there was a better way. When you hire Full Disclosure, the work gets done right.
Why Us
Your Team Is at Capacity.
The Cases Are Not.
Family law cases do not slow down when your team does. The deadlines keep landing. The discovery keeps coming. Here is what attorneys tell us when they call.
Who We Serve
- Family Law Firms
- Solo Practitioners
- Licensed Attorneys
Services
What the Full Disclosure Team Handles
All work is performed under the direction and supervision of the retaining attorney. Full Disclosure does not provide legal advice and does not communicate directly with courts.
Discovery Support
Propounding and responding to interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission. Meet and confer letters are written to actually get a response. NRCP compliance review. Deadline tracking that doesn’t rely on you remembering.
Financial Documents
Bank statements, tax returns, and financial disclosures are reviewed line by line. Marital balance sheets that actually balance. Asset tracing. Dissipation review. Opposing party productions are reviewed with the same level of detail we apply to our own.
Motion and Pleadings Drafting
Motions, oppositions, and replies drafted to your firm’s standard. Complaints, answers, and stipulations. Marital settlement agreements and joint petitions. Statements prior to the hearing. Subpoenas and related litigation documents.
Exhibits and Trial Preparation
Exhibit identification from both parties’ productions. Exhibit list management you don’t have to maintain yourself. Binder preparation for hearings, trials, mediations, and settlement conferences. Deposition preparation and exhibit tabbing.
Pre-Litigation and Intake Support
Initial client intake interviews. Client questionnaire preparation. Document gathering and organization from clients.
Custody and Parenting Matters
Parenting plan drafting and revisions. Nevada child support and timeshare calculations. Co-parenting communication coaching through OFW, TalkingParents, and other court-ordered platforms. Custody-related document preparation under attorney direction.
Case Management
Full case oversight from intake through resolution. Deadline tracking. Court calendar monitoring. Case logistics coordination.
Training Engagements
Custom in-firm training for paralegal staff on Full Disclosure systems, processes, and family law methodology. Light onboarding training convertible from subscription hours. Individual task-based sessions are billed hourly.
How It Works
Three Steps From First Call to Finished

1
Reach Out
Call or email. The first conversation is a real one, no pitch, no pressure. We talk about your firm, your matter, and whether we’re the right fit. If there are no conflicts, we move forward with a signed service agreement.
2
Send the Project
Share the materials. Tell us the scope. Set the deadline, or set one with us if you’d rather talk it through. You keep working on the matters only you can work on. We handle the rest.
3
Receive the Work
The finished work lands in your inbox on or before the deadline. Discovery responses. Financial analysis. Drafted motions. Organized exhibit binders. Ready for your review, your signature, and your case.
Let’s Start
Most attorneys who call once call again. Not because they have to, but because it worked.
Testimonials
What Attorneys Say
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
Full Disclosure offers a limited number of contract packages. These are fixed-term engagements with prepaid monthly blocks of hours, designed for firms that want predictable, ongoing paralegal support. Contract clients receive a reduced hourly rate and priority status during the engagement term.
We currently offer packages ranging from 15 to 30 hours per month over a defined term. Because availability is intentionally limited, contract slots are not always open. If you’re interested in a contract package, reach out and we’ll talk through whether we have availability and what tier fits your firm best.
For one-time projects or as-needed work, we also offer hourly project engagements.

