Why you need a Power of Attorney and How to Assign One

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

A power of attorney is someone who can make important financial decisions on your behalf if you are incapacitated or unable to do so. Many people think about a power of attorney as they approach old age or begin to suffer from ill health.

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A Business Accounting System that Works to your Financial Advantage

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Accurate recordkeeping is essential to the success of any type of business. Unless you are educated in accounting and have previous recordkeeping experience, you will probably find keeping track of your business’ finances a real challenge. The task is so overwhelming for many people, their businesses actually fail as a result of poor accounting practices.

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Why Every Couple Needs a Prenuptial Agreement

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Are you preparing for marriage? Although many people frown upon prenuptial agreements, more and more couples today understand they are an important part of a responsible union. Prenuptial agreements present couples with an opportunity to discuss and put into written form their understanding of the bounds of their marriage in terms of assets and also debts.

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Protect Against the Loss of Your Home with a Homestead Declaration

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Are you familiar with homestead laws that can help protect you and your loved ones from losing your residence? Many people do not understand how precarious home ownership can be under certain circumstances. Any homeowner may need the protection homestead laws provide, and the best way to ensure you are afforded that protection is through a homestead declaration.

Homestead laws can protect against the loss of your home to creditors. Even if you do not now and never have had credit problems, circumstances that jeopardize your homeownership could arise at any time.

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Why Every Landlord and Tenant Needs a Lease Agreement

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

A lease is an essential document that should be used anytime a landlord leases a room, apartment, house or property to a tenant. Leases are the written record both landlords and tenants have to refer to in the event of any questions or disputes.

Leases protect both parties by outlining expectations, responsibilities, rent amounts, and other terms involved in the lease. Both landlords and tenants’ rights and obligations are clearly stated in writing in a lease agreement.

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Obtaining the Deed you Need for your Real Estate Transaction

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Are you planning on buying or selling real estate soon? The correct deed forms are an essential and important part of any real estate sale. Many individuals involved in personal or private real estate transactions rely on attorneys to prepare the appropriate deed forms, but today buyers and sellers have a much less costly alternative.

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What are Declarations Forms, and How are they Used?

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Declarations forms are an important tool businesses, individuals and organizations use in a variety of ways. They are often used as part of the completion of transactions, such as in real estate sales. Declarations are also used as verification of important statements in business dealings by individuals, corporations and in courts.

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Accessing Corporate Law Forms Online to Incorporate your Business

May 9th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

If you are preparing to open a stock corporation, you must complete and file Articles of Incorporation or a Certificate of Incorporation, depending on your state. These are the documents that once approved by your state, result in your business’ incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation contain basic information and facts about your business that are required for registering your corporation, such as who the owners are, the corporation’s address, and the nature and name of the corporation.

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Should you Register a Copyright to Protect your Work?

May 8th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

Nearly everyone is aware that copyrights exist, but many people fail to take advantage of the protection copyrights can afford when they should.  Copyrights are valuable tools in that they allow individuals to protect intellectual property.
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Prepare for the Inevitable with Collection Forms

May 8th, 2008 by LawGuru Staff

At some time or another, your business will encounter a client or customer who fails to make a payment you are due. People may fail to make payments due to simple forgetfulness, a change in employment, severe financial distress, or a thousand other reasons.

At that inevitable moment when a payment is missed for the first time, businesses must be prepared to engage in collections activities that are effective and that comply with the law.
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