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Eviction Process in 5 Steps

6 min Read | Last update August 13, 2021

Durable vs General Power of Attorney: Which is Best for You?

4 min Read | Last update August 31, 2021

How to Revoke a Power of Attorney

5 min Read | Last update August 31, 2021

Eviction Moratoriums by State

4 min Read | Last update September 10, 2021

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How to Quit Your Job: Do’s and Don’ts

When the time has come to quit your job it’s important to leave on a positive note. Employers and recruiters talk. You should always make sure...

New York Power of Attorney Law Changes 2021: What Do I Need to Know?

New York state announced new laws for Powers of Attorney back in December 2020 and these are soon to come into effect.

Becoming an Independent Contractor in 5 Steps

If you work for someone but do not have an employer-employee relationship, you are an independent contractor. Independent contractors own their...

How to Write a Perfect Business Plan: 6 Things You Need to Know

Getting the investment or support you need and writing the perfect business plan takes some finesse. Yet, knowing the right elements that go in...

Does Power of Attorney Need To Be Notarized?

Properly notarizing a Power of Attorney (POA) can strengthen its validity, but not all states require notarization. This article will trace the purposes of a POA, its legal requirements, and the benefits of notarization.

A power of attorney transfers decision-making authority from one person to an...

Writing an Advance Directive: 4 Key Things to Know Before Starting

Writing an advance directive legal document is essential in helping you plan for your healthcare needs while incapacitated.

If you have specific desires for what kind of medical care you wish to receive and cannot consent yourself, an advance directive is used to make sure your wishes are followed. They are binding and must be followed by any doctors or physicians treating you.