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These articles have been written for information and interest purposes only. The information contained within these articles is the opinion of the author only, and should not be construed as legal advice or used to make legal decisions. Consult an attorney in your area if your seeking legal advice.

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What is a Durable Power of Attorney Form?
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". On the form you can limit your agent to act on your behalf for a limited or very specific task or event. You could appoint a family member, advisor, or a trustworthy friend or institution like a bank. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 13/01/2008 | Law
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Prenuptial Agreements - Do's and Dont's
Unless your a lawyer, you probably don't really know much about prenuptial agreements. For example, did you know that prenuptial agreements that "promote divorce" are unenforceable? Or that you can't put anything in your prenup about religion, child custody, and damages for cheating? Before you try to take a wack at filing your own prenup, learn what you can and can't do. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 13/01/2008 | Law
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Why Should I File for Bankruptcy?
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. You could be swamped with overwhelming medical bills, laid off from work, or worse. Financial troubles loom everywhere, but luckily theres still one way out If your in too deep. Knowing when and when not to file a bankruptcy can sometimes be tricky, but maybe I can help. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 28/12/2007 | Law
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How to Contest a Will
A last will is a legal document that determines the distribution of a person's estate, which includes assets, upon his/her demise. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 28/12/2007 | Law
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How to Reduce or Eliminate your Estate Tax
I bet you probably didn't know that your heirs might have to liquidate ( sell off ) your home or commercial/residential rental properties immediately after your death. This is unless you create an ILIT. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 28/10/2007 | Law
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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. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 28/09/2007 | Law
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Will your Advance Directive Survive You?
An advance directive is also known as a living will form, and it is a document that specifies your wishes if you become mentally incapacitated or unable to communicate those wishes to your health-care provider yourself. In a living will form you can specify whether or not you want specific treatment or life support. Read
By: Nicholas Copernicus | 23/09/2007 | National, State, Local