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There’s no rule that says a lawyer has to set up your Trust for it to be valid. However, Trusts are complex and doing it yourself without a lawyer's help comes with risks.

A Certificate of Trust proves your Trust is real and names who can act for it, while your beneficiaries and assets stay private. It lets your Trustee handle Trust business, like opening accounts or transferring property.

A limited power of attorney often comes in handy when you need help for a short time or for a single purpose. This legal document can help in situations like when you’re traveling, serving in the military, caring for an aging parent, or sending a child to study abroad.

Owing more than you can pay can be stressful, especially when debt collectors come calling. When you’re struggling to keep up, bankruptcy could be a way to make a fresh start.

Writing your own will comes with costs you may not be aware of. Learn everything you need to know about creating a DIY will and how it compares to using a lawyer.

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically costs between $1,000 and $3,500. That includes fixed court fees, mandatory education courses, and variable attorney fees.

It’s usually much easier for families to settle an estate with a Will than without one. The term for dying without a Will is intestate. When this happens, state laws determine the distribution of an estate, not the person who has passed or the people they care about. If you’re trying to settle an intestate estate, consider seeking legal guidance.

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In this guide, you can find more information on conservatorship vs. guardianship, as well as alternatives to these options.

Unilateral is a common descriptor for contracts that means “one-sided.” Rest assured that in most situations, a lawyer can worry about contract interpretations for you, but read on to find out more.

Virtual business addresses can be a practical option for those forming an LLC from home, working remotely, or trying to keep their business and personal mail separate.

By the end of this blog, you’ll get a high-level summary of trademarking a name and logo, how logos differ from business names and artwork, and how much it all costs.

A DBA is a name registration that lets you run your business under a name other than your personal legal name or legal business entity. While a DBA offers branding flexibility and market expansion opportunities without creating a new legal structure, it does not provide legal liability protection, tax benefits, or function as a business license.

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If you are filing a claim in small claims court, you should know how to prepare & what to expect during processing.

Meghan and Harry's interview with Oprah has started new conversations about bullying. Though you may not be Royal, you can still combat bullying in everyday life with these tips.

Frivolous lawsuits have become way too common in the United States, and taxpayers are left holding the bill. Learn what you can do to combat this.

Trying to stay on top of your business’ cybersecurity can be challenging, which is why LegalShield has plans to help small and medium-sized businesses. Learn more today!