1. How to Legally Change Your Name
November 15, 2009
Changing your name is a simple legal procedure that doesn't require a lawyer. You can't just change your name though, you have to go through the appropriate legal procedure. If you feel uncomfortable handling your own paperwork you can hire a lawyer, but of course that would cost a lot more than han...
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2. How to Divorce Without a Lawyer
November 13, 2009
In an uncontested divorce you can represent yourself. You don't have to rely on lawyers to resolve every issue. In an uncontested divorce you have full control over the divorce terms (who gets what). Most couples in the end will settle their divorce outside of court without outside assistance anyway...
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3. Durable Power Of Attorney Info
September 10, 2008
The durable power of attorney (POA) is a legal form, which can be used by a competent adult to appoint another person to act as their agent to manage their financial affairs. It's 'durable' because it stays in full effect even if you become disabled. Usually at inopportune times would be when you ne...
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4. Will Contesting
September 05, 2008
Will contests are typically brought on by family members from wealthy families who believe they were cheated out of their share of the inheritance of the assets involved. A legal battle may also erupt though when a family member believes the will was fraudulent or done under bad circumstances. For e...
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5. Creating a Business Partnership Agreement Contract
August 27, 2008
Verbal agreements tend to never work out. Putting the terms of the partnership in writing is the smartest thing you can do to protect your business. Spelling out the rights and responsibilities in a written partnership agreement will better equip you to settle conflicts if they arise. You'd be surpr...
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6. What Can You Do With a Power of Attorney?
August 17, 2008
A power of attorney form is a legal form that will allow someone to appoint another person to legally act on his or her behalf. The person who creates the POA (power of attorney) is called the principal and the person appointed to act on the principal’s behalf is called the agent.
One need a...
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7. What Exactly Is a Promissory Note?
August 09, 2008
A promissory note is a legal agreement that is a written promise to repay a debt. It will include how and when the debt will be repaid. It can be through a series of payments, upon demand, or another way both parties can agree upon.
A promissory note will require the full names of the partie...
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8. The Security Provided By Auto Bill Of Sale Forms
August 04, 2008
It's important that when you buy or sell a used car you record the sale with an auto bill of sale form. For the person selling the car, it provides them evidence that the title of the car has been legally transferred to the buyer, and they are now responsible for the vehicle. For the person buying t...
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9. What is a Personal Bankruptcy?
July 25, 2008
A personal bankruptcy is a form that when filed will discharge obligations to creditors. Bankruptcy forms can be located online or an attorney can prepare one for you.
Contrary to popular belief, personal bankruptcy does not discharge all debts. Specific types of student loans, called secure...
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10. Purpose of Prenuptial Agreements
July 25, 2008
Prenuptial agreements are forms that act as a practical solution for dealing with the topic of how finances will be handled in a marriage. Although these forms are critical in preventing financial inequality, popping the question of using a prenuptial agreement is often times considered unromantic. ...
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Author: Nicholas Copernicus
