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Dena Standley

Dena Standley

Legal Content Writer

Dena Standley is a former paralegal with over seven years of experience in the legal field. She now specializes in legal writing and is passionate about helping law firms and other businesses refine their brand voice.

Dena is also a content strategist skilled in content marketing.

Articles written by Dena Standley

How Do I Transfer Ownership of a Property?
Transferring ownership can be a complicated process involving many steps, from signing a contract to preparing closing documents.
Can I Go By My Nickname on Official Documents?
A nickname can become so personal that you want to use it in official matters. But is it lawful to use it in your legal documents? Find out if this...
Rent Control Laws by State
Rent control laws regulate increases in rent but vary depending on the state and municipality.
Your Guide to a Successful Probate Process
The probate process allows the deceased's wishes to prevail, while allowing all parties involved to contest the will or seek clarifications when...
Surrogate Decision Makers: Meaning, Form, and Hierarchy
Understanding advance directive forms and the role of a surrogate decision-maker is essential for individuals and families to ensure the medical...
Essential Legal Documents for Business Partnerships
Business partnerships are an exciting venture to get into because you enjoy the input of the other partners without having to incorporate the business
How To Write a Bill of Sale for Used Cars
Some states require a motor vehicle bill of sale form; others do not. Even if only for your personal records, anyone who buys or sells a vehicle needs
What You Should Know About Statutes of Limitations on Debts
If a debt collector starts contacting you about an old debt, it's essential to research and confirm whether the debt has passed the statute of...
Resigning vs. Quitting: How To Choose What’s Best For You
You resign from a job when you leave your position voluntarily. You notify your employer that the company will no longer employ you...
How to Deal With Lease Agreement Violations
A tenant who violates the conditions of a signed lease agreement is breaking the law. They should promptly rectify the problem or risk legal action.