Typist/steno for an advocate, essentials to know

what qualification you are do not know but drafting and preparing the suit is very complicated and also very tough

first where you are working their try to read the previous old cases suits and also case papers how it is proceeding

after reading first prepare yourself a draft suit and show to your senior advocate and let him show his review of the draft and you will analyze how fair and what all your have to learn yet 

no one can tell you how much time it will take to draft

Dear Sir

I am a 2nd year LL.B Student and the place where I am working, there are several formats already prepared..the lawyer sits by the side of me and asks me to copy the previous one that suits best to the present one he is preparing and asks me to make necessary changes like petitioner/plaintiff/respondents name and their address and the court name, dates, etc, but as I am 1-month-old Typist/Steno, I am confused about how many affidavits are their followed by their petitions and what they are for....and I have to do multiple tasks like Sale Deed and immediately followed by Suit filing or Advancement petition or something like that ...So I am worried hmm...what are the essential things to know in doing all these.

Even though I am a LL.B student, at times I am getting more and more confused....

Further guide me in this regard

Thanks in advance.

Law Aspirant

Studying law and practicing law are totally different, you cannot get the formats are practical knowledge while studying law. Your lawyer will be having the ready made formats, whenever you have free time, go through the formats and clarify other details from your lawyer itself or through the seasoned juniors of your lawyer.  Practical issues cannot be taught here, one has to learn by experience..

While preparing sale deeds, you should have complete details of seller(s), buyer(s) and the property details and nature of property, though you may have std format and should go through the docs. Practice makes learning and experience counts. Best of luck