Law
Bancruptcy/Debts Law
- By lawyer ahead
- Published 08/11/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Bankruptcy is defined as a legally declared inability of an individual or an organization to pay its creditors. Therefore, the bankruptcy/ debts law provides a development plan that allows debtor to resolve his/ her debts by division of all the assets amongst his creditors.
What Exactly Is a Promissory Note?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 08/11/2008
- Law , Credit , Loans
- Unrated
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.
The Security Provided By Auto Bill Of Sale Forms
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 08/5/2008
- Law
- Unrated
It's important that when you buy or sell a used car you record the sale with an auto bill of sale form.
How Does Someone Change Their Name?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 07/10/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Having the freedom to change your name is something people are thankful for when they need it. A lot of women who have fallen in love with the wrong guy know this feeling. The most common reason some one changes their name is because of a change in marital status. Although it is the most common reason for a change of name nearly any reason is accepted.
Inventor Help: Go Hire a Great Patent Lawyer
- By annaya rana
- Published 06/3/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Inventors should review hiring a top tier patent attorney, versus filing on their own or even worse doing nothing to protect their most important asset.
Information About Name Changes
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/22/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Changing your last name is a very common thing for a bride to do after marriage. It can also be a great way to lose an unwanted or unappealing family name. It really doesn't matter when or why you want to change your name, it is your right to do so. Legally changing your name yourself is also very inexpensive since a lawyer is not required.
5 Factors to Consider Before Appointing an Agent
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/22/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Using a power of attorney to appoint an agent to legally act on your behalf can be very convenient. Though sometimes this document can be abused or used in fraudulent transactions, there are ways to protect yourself from being defrauded.
State of Arizona Bill of Sale
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/13/2008
- Law
- Unrated
A bill of sale is used to legally document, and protect you when selling any personal property to another person. If you don't legally document the transaction in writing then there's no record of the transaction, and therefore nothing to prove you have or had any right over the item. Using a bill of sale will protect the consumer rights of both the seller and the buyer. Using a bill of sale is especially important when your the buyer, but still important for the seller too.
Why Should I Have a Living Will?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/13/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Not having a living will is risky. No one will be appointed to make your medical decisions if you cannot make them yourself. A living will (also called a advanced healthcare directive) is a legal document that will declare what kind of treatment you want if you become incapacitated.
How to Establish a Legal Partnership Agreement
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/9/2008
- Law
- Unrated
Establishing a solid legal partnership is often times favorable for business. If you have already decided that forming a legal partnership is in your best interest, than this guide will help you create a solid partnership agreement.
Uncontested Divorce Information
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 02/9/2008
- Law
- Unrated
According to Jennifer Baker of the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield, Missouri, 50% of all first marriages will end in divorce, 67% of all second marriages will end in divorce, and 74% of all third marriages will end in divorce.
How to Change Your Name Legally in Texas
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 01/14/2008
- Law
- Unrated
In Texas there are a few different forms for each situation your in. There's one for if you need to correct a birth certificate or death certificate, there's one for specifically court ordering a name change, and there is just a general name change form for you or your child.
What is a Medical Power of Attorney?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 01/14/2008
- Law
- Unrated
A medical power of attorney is made to give you the power to appoint some one to carry out your medical wishes in the event you can't communicate those decisions yourself, or lack the mental capacity to do so. In short, a medical power of attorney is a plan made in anticipation of a medical emergency.
What is a Durable Power of Attorney Form?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 01/6/2008
- Law
- Unrated
A durable power of attorney form is made to help you plan for unfortunate events such as a serious injury or illness. With a durable power of attorney form you can appoint someone to legally act on your behalf, which is called a "agent" or "attorney-in-fact".
Why Should I File for Bankruptcy?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 12/31/2007
- Law
- Unrated
Financial problems these days are very common and you shouldn't be ashamed of admitting your too far into debt. Outstanding debts can occur in a variety of different ways.