Rene goes over how a divorce does not always need to involve a full legal team. He explains the process of how By The People can help file the paperwork necessary for the courts. See more at http://www.bythepeopleca.com
Thursday, July 11, 2013
DIVORCE !!! Easier than you think? - By The People Fairfield CA
Rene goes over how a divorce does not always need to involve a full legal team. He explains the process of how By The People can help file the paperwork necessary for the courts. See more at http://www.bythepeopleca.com
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
By The People FAQ's
- Are BY THE PEOPLE Personnel attorneys? No, we are not attorneys. We are Legal Document Assistants. In California, we are a licensed and bonded profession.
- What if I need legal advise? You can always consult with an attorney of your choice. We can provide you with a referral for an excellent local attorney who specializes in cases similar to yours if you have questions we cannot answer for you, or your situation is more complicated than our services are meant to help with.
- Do you have a Notary Public? Yes, whenever we are open we have a Notary Public on staff. If you are a BY THE PEOPLE customer, all Notarizations of your documents are included in our fees. If you have documents not prepared by BY THE PEOPLE, we charge $10.00 per signature you need notarized, in Cash Only. You must sign the document in our presence and provide valid photo identification.
- Does BY THE PEOPLE handle Criminal Matters? No, we only handle uncontested civil matters. However, if you would like to contact us, we may be able to refer an excellent local attorney to you.
- I need to have my documents prepared immediately. Do you have Rush or Same-Day document preparation services? Yes, we can prepare certain documents within a few hours, if necessary. Rush and Same-Day services are available for the following documents: Wills, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives, Deeds, LLC and Incorporation Articles. A modest Rush Fees will apply to these services.
- How long will it take to prepare my documents? The documents we prepare at BY THE PEOPLE are typed specifically at your direction. All documents are then rigorously proofed to ensure you receive the highest quality legal documents available anywhere. Most of our documents are prepared and ready for you to sign within one week, depending on your situation.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
By The People - Incorporation/LLC
Let By The People help you set up your Corporation or LLC.
We will
create your Company Articles, file them with the Secretary of State, and
create an Organizational Kit for you, including: Sample Bylaws and
Minutes, Seal, Shares, and Misc. Needed Forms.
Give us a call at (707) 428-9871
Monday, July 8, 2013
How to Become Someone's Power of Attorney
Becoming someone's power of attorney allows a person to make financial or legal decisions for another person if that person cannot make their own decisions.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Wills vs. Power of Attorney
A will is in effect after death, but power of attorney is a living document. If a person is alive but incapacitated, the rights over assets and their care can be given to a third party.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Estate Planning : Purpose of a Living Will
A living will, or advance directive, gives a named person the ability to 'pull the plug' in some medical instances.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Estate Planning : What Is Made Public in a Probate?
Many probate courts place entire wills and asset lists in public record or make them available online. Learn about what goes public in probate from an estate planning and probate lawyer in this free video on estate law.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Estate Planning : The Purpose of an Irrevocable Living Trust
Irrevocable living trusts are rare and mainly used to keep the IRS from taxing the death benefit of a life insurance policy. Learn the purpose of an irrevocable living trust from an estate planning and probate lawyer in this free video on estate law.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Estate Planning : Have You Been Named in the Will?
If you are a beneficiary in a will, you will most likely receive notice after the will is entered in probate court. Learn what to do if you have been named in a will from an estate planning and probate lawyer in this free video on estate law.
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