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11 Sep, 2008

What Does a Paralegal Do? »
Paralegals are assistants specially trained to handle the day-to-day needs of the lawyers they work for.

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12 Nov, 2007

New Jersey Power of Attorney »
If you have children or dependents that rely on you for personal or financial care then you need to file a Power of Attorney. If you were to become seriously injured or ill then your Power of Attorney will carry out your wishes even though you may not be able to communicate those wishes yourself.

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25 Oct, 2007

Small Claims Courts and How They Work »
Small claims courts are attractive for consumers who want to collect a small debt or recover damages for a faulty product or for shoddy service.

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23 Oct, 2007

Call detail records can save you in court »
Call accounting software can provide the needed proof that the call took place

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12 Oct, 2007

Attorney Client Agreements – Understanding Your Attorney-Client Retainer Agreement »
You’re in the attorney’s office and you are about to sign a retainer agreement and enter into an agreement with the attorney, but do you really have a clear understanding of your agreement? Before you enter into any sort of an agreement with the attorney, you would be wise to consider the following points.

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12 Oct, 2007

How to Lease Residential Property for Profit »
Basically there are two ways to make money off your real estate investment. You can sell it at a higher price, or rent/lease it out.

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12 Oct, 2007

Setting up a new business in the U.S.: Choosing between L-1 or E visa »
Generally L-1 visas are used to set-up a new entity in the U.S. when it is a subsidiary, parent, branch, or affiliate of an overseas company. However, foreign nationals from countries with certain treaty with the U.S. have the choice of using E-1, E-2 or L-1 visa for establishing a new entity in the U.S.

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12 Oct, 2007

Securing Your Future With a Power of Attorney »
If you’re like most of us that worry about our future and protecting our property/estate then you need to know how executing a Power of Attorney form can protect you.

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12 Oct, 2007

DUI Attorney: What you NEED to know! »
This article explores the vast world of being charged with DUI and how to prevent being taken by surprise and fall to the hooks of the legal system; which is prevented by using a DUI attorney.

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12 Oct, 2007

10 Tips on Writing a Residential Lease Agreement »
Any smart landlord will protect their legal interests with a residential lease agreement or rental agreement. Here are 10 tips that will help you properly write an airtight residential lease agreement. A properly written lease agreement will guarantee your rights to protect your property.

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12 Oct, 2007

How To Change Your Name in California »
The main way to change your name the quickest is by filing a Petition for a Change of Name. There’s a hard way and an easy way to petition the court to change your name.

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12 Oct, 2007

How to Change Your Name in Ohio »
All legal name changes in Ohio are attached to your existing birth certificate which is a computerized birth abstract showing the name change. After you change your name in Ohio all agencies, federal and state will accept your new name as your new legal name and will issue you documents with your new name if you wish.

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12 Oct, 2007

California Summary Dissolution - The Easy Way to Get Divorced »
There's a quick, easy way to get a divorce called a summary dissolution. In a summary dissolution you won't have to talk to a judge you will only need to fill out a few forms.

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12 Oct, 2007

When Can a Tenant Terminate Their Lease Legally? »
There’s 3 ways a tenant can terminate their legal obligations to the lease during its term: (1) You can terminate due to legal misconduct on behalf of the landlord

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12 Oct, 2007

Power Of Attorneys »
A Power of Attorney is a legal agreement in which the principal ("non-incapacitated" person) gives authority to the agent or attorney-in-fact to act in place of the principal.

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