Legal Forms for Everyone
February 9th, 2010 | 
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- ISBN13: 9781581154511
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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• Saves readers a bundle on lawyers’ fees
• More than 35,000 copies sold Renting an apartment? Buying your first home? Starting a business? Need a will? Legal Forms for Everyone is the ultimate self-help legal guide. Written by an experienced attorney, this book comes complete with the most commonly needed legal forms, ready to use, with precise instructions on how to use them plus handy checklists and a CD-ROM for easy access to the forms. This new ed… More >>
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Attorney Carl Battle’s Legal Forms For Everyone will appeal to both consumers and business owners, providing a wealth of legal forms also available on an accompanying CD-Rom. From starting a business and leasing a home or office to changing names and handling bankruptcy, this is packed with checklists, forms and instructions on how to use them.
Rating: 5 / 5
The greatest value of this book will be derived from the guidance which the various forms which Battle provides because they will indicate precisely what information will be needed to complete them. In that sense, this book really is for “everyone” in need of such guidance. With regard to the forms themselves, it is important to keep in mind that there are three different codes of law in the United States and that some laws vary (sometimes substantially) from one state, county, or municipality to the next. Therefore, it would be prudent to obtain legal counsel to review the completed forms before they are filed. Obviously, thanks to Battle, the cost of such counsel will be substantially reduced. (The title of Chapter 2 is “Finding the Best Lawyer for You.”) A significant value-added benefit is the CD-ROM on which all forms are contained. There is another, perhaps less obvious benefit: Careful completion of any of the forms enables those who do so to understand the legal context within which information is assembled. For that reason, I urge those who purchase this book to read all of the 24 chapters. Thoughtfully, Battle also provides an appendix for those seeking “Sources of Additional Information.”
Rating: 5 / 5