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There will probably come a time in your life when you will need or want to seek legal advice or legal services. One of the first questions you might ask yourself is can a paralegal assist you rather than an attorney? The answer is yes. Hiring a paralegal will save you time, money and stress. So, if you need legal assistance but don’t have the money required to hire an attorney, consider hiring a paralegal. First you should know that a paralegal cannot give you any legal advice. For that you’ll need an attorney. But if you’re looking to find someone to start or complete legal forms or do legal research and much more, then your most cost effective alternative would be to hire a paralegal. Paralegals offer a practical solution at a fraction of the cost of what attorneys charge.Paralegals have a strong background in the way the legal system works allowing them to perform in a variety of practice areas. Here are some just to name a few: DivorceName Change Record Sealing Small Claims Matters Living Wills and Trusts Step-Parent Adoptions Annulments Guardianship Prenuptial Limited-Liability Company’s Custody and Support Modifications Durable Power of Attorney Promissory Note Separation Agreement Paralegals can complete all the right forms for your legal issues but cannot present them in court. When using a paralegal service it’s understood that any court filings must be done In Pro Per, or In Proper Person. This alone will save you money. The most important issue here is why hire an attorney when a good paralegal can do the same and give you more personal attention. You may not know that when hiring an attorney, he or she will give a lot, if not all, of the work to their in-house paralegal. So costs can run sky high because you’re actually paying for the attorney and his or her paralegal. Most paralegal services offer a free consultation so your legal issues can be discussed between you and the paralegal. This will allow you, the client, to talk about your legal issues without spending a dime. When you decide to hire a paralegal, a contract will be drawn up citing what work will be performed by the paralegal, the period of time your legal issue will be completed and at what cost. All of this information is determined before any money changes hands. What you should look for when hiring a paralegal service? First, find out how much experience the paralegal has. Most all paralegal services will have previously worked for different law firms. This fact is of importance to the client demonstrating the paralegal has a well-rounded on the job education. Finally, make sure the service you hire understands your legal issues. If not, look elsewhere. After all, you want it done right the first time. Hi, my name is Matthew Yarbrough. I’ve been a paralegal for over 15 years and have worked in various law firms. I now own The Paralegal Firm, a paralegal service, wanting to help those who can’t afford the rising costs of attorneys’ fees. If you find yourself in need of legal assistance no matter what the topic, please visit my website at www.paralegalfirm.net or call me at (702) 809-7776. I’m here to help. Matthew J. YarbroughParalegal(702) 809-7776 ...read more
By The Paralegal Firm August 05, 2011
Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial Agreement There are more then just the three reasons I offer here, but I think you will clearly see the benefit's of a Prenuptial Agreement. The first advantage is avoiding legal costs and attorney fees if you find yourself in divorce court later on down the road. A lot of your money, and property will be lost to your spouse. A second advantage of a Prenuptial Agreement is you can make sure family assets are immune to claims from the new spouse with a Prenuptial Agreement. Your business for example. The third advantage of a Prenuptial Agreement is protection against creditors. One spouse may have a lot of debts before the marriage. You can get a prenup to protect your form your new spouses creditors by having the debtor spouse sign a prenuptial agreement. This will waive the debtor spouse's claims to the new spouse's assets. I hope you found this helpful on Prenuptial Agreements. Please bookmark this page so you can return latter. Thanks for spending time with me. Matthew J. Yarbrough Paralegal Paralegalfirm.net ...read more
By The Paralegal Firm August 04, 2011
Will’s and Living Trust
Will’s and Living Trust Living Trusts and Will’s are actually both estate planning tools, but there is a different use for both. What’s the distinctions between these two documents. What Will’s do: Wills are used to distribute your property to your beneficiaries after your death. Your also able to appoint an Executor who is responsible for managing your property after your death, making sure that your beneficiaries get their designated assets. Example of something you might have in your Will would be to appoint a Guardian your for children. Will’s are made during a person’s lifespan but, is only operative after death. What a Living Trust does: This document is different from a Will. It can be effective during a person’s lifespan. Where willsare an after death document. Your can modify it during your lifetime. It is actually similar to a Will in that it enables you to manage assets that change though out your life. You are able to choose how assets are distributed following your death, and a Successor Trustee who will assist to manage, and distribute your belongings. A Successor Trustee is able to manage the assets and help you with financial affairs should you become unable. This is why your creating this legal entity. You may be still alive, just unable to manage your own affairs. Do I need both a Will and a Living Trust? I think so. It is beneficial to set up a Will since you will be able to choose how your assets will be dispersed after your death. It is also better if you create a Living Trust in case you should fall ill, and not able to do it for yourself. Both documents can be beneficial. It is possible to do your own planning. Let’s talk. If you need help putting this document together please contact me. Thanks for spending time with me, please add this page to your favorites for easy return. Thanks again, Matthew J. Yarbrough Paralegal Will and a Living Trust ...read more
By The Paralegal Firm August 04, 2011
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