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Legal information including Federal law, court opinions, treaties, legal dictionaries and journals, and copyright information. See Bibliography of Law Resources for a selection of related materials available in ALIC. Contents:Legal ResearchIntellectual Property LawFederal Court OpinionsFederal LawLegal Dictionaries & Encyclopedias; Basic CitationLaw Reviews & JournalsTreatiesRegulationsAlso see Congress: Links to Information about Congress
Provide Information Research on Bankruptcy
My goal is to give the Debtor a financial fresh start. As in other areas of my legal pratice, as a paralegal i can provide competent assistance to counsel in the areas of legal research, document preperation, fact investigation, and litigation support.
Many of my basic services can be provided to clients at a substantial cost savings becuase of the low hourly billing rates as a paralegal. Also as a paralegal i may operate indepently of counsel in providing bankruptcy-related services to clients. .
Provide Legal Information on Forecloser
If you've fallen behind on your home loan, the mortgage company will eventually take steps to foreclose on the property. Foreclosure is the legal process that allows a lender to take possession of the property and remove the owner from the premises. But many homeowners are surprised to learn that there are ways to challenge the foreclosure proceedings and remain in their homes. A foreclosure attorney can review your mortgage documentation to determine whether a lender can legally foreclosure on your home, represent you during all court hearings and work with your lender to see if foreclosure can be avoided.
Seal Criminal records
Record sealing is the legal process of concealing or hiding charges from a person’s permanent criminal record so that the records cannot be accessed by any public, private or government agency. Once an individual’s records are sealed, all of the proceedings recounted in that individual’s record are treated as if they never occurred.What are the benefits of sealing my record?People lose certain benefits and privileges once they are convicted of criminal charges.One of the main reasons people get their records sealed is so they have wider employment opportunities. This is especially relevant in today’s world when all major corporations, including Las Vegas casinos, do background checks on potential employees. When applying for a job, a person with a sealed record can answer “no” to all the questions asking whether or not they have ever been arrested or convicted of a crime or felony.
Do Name Change
Some choose to change their name simply because they do not like their original name, while others do so for marriage or divorce purposes. Also, a significant number of individuals may resort to legal name changes in order to avoid harassment or harm from others.Procedure for Changing your NameObtaining a name change is a relatively straightforward process. In most states the proper paperwork must filing be filed in Court. Additionally, you also must contact all relevant government or business agencies (i.e. DMV, IRS) and inform them of your changed name. The specific procedure for obtaining a name change may vary depending on the reason for the change.Common Situations When a Name is ChangedHere are a few typical reasons for seeking a name change and the required procedures: MarriageChange all identification cards, accounts, and important documents like social security cards, and driver licensesSome states require certified copies of your marriage certificateDivorceYou can have the judge handling your divorce make a formal order to restore you former nameMake sure you get a few certified copies to make the name change easierChild Name ChangesCan be done when in the best interest of the childUsually occurs when the child's mother remarriesOften granted after reviewing competing interests, such as the length of time the name has been used, mother-child relationship, and the need of child to identify with a new family unit ? balance with the strength of the father child relationship
Wills & Trusts
As a paralegal i do Wills, which is a written declaration of a person's intent to distribute property after his or her death. Needless to say it is important as letting a family and friends know how you want assets to be distributed upon your death. For example, your information the will, also called a last will and testament , is the method by which title to property may be transferred. If needed a will, i as a paralegal woud write up a legally binding doument while the person is alive, Which is called an ambulatory documents, meaning they are legally binding only upon the person's death. .
To keep this professional this defintion is important to remeber since, while a will is a legally binding document it only becomes effetive upon death. That person may also sell or give away any property to a beneficiary in the will and not become conerned that the beneficiary will not recieve the property upon his or her death. .