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- Your Personal Checklist for New Loan Assumption
Taking out a mortgage loan is a serious thing – it means that you’re making a 15 or even 30 year commitment to a bank and promising to pay them an extraordinary amount of money over that time period. And yet many people not only find that this commitment suits them, but they are actual ... read article »
- How to Fill Out a Proper Employment Application
In tough economic times, there are countless people who run into a particular document on what seems like a daily basis: the employment application. And while applying to jobs over and over might make each application feel like the same thing, the truth is that each application needs to su ... read article »
- Three Must-Know Tips Before You Sell Your Partnership Interest
The reasons for getting out of a business partnership are vast; the right ways to do it are similarly complicated. But if you want to sell your partnership interest, it’s best that you at least have some understanding of what you’re getting yourself into. And if you’re still a little ... read article »
- Know When to Disclose Your Health Information
Of all of the information that forms our daily lives – passwords, combination codes, addresses – there is perhaps nothing so confidential and sacred than that of health care information. We have a right to confidentiality with our doctors that is so ironclad that we often have to sign ... read article »
- You Need These Three Intellectual Assets Copyrighted
Imagine this: you write a screenplay and you know it’s going to be the next big hit. You send it out to some production companies and it gets turned down. Rejected, you turn to something else – only to see that one of the production companies has essentially stolen your screenplay and ... read article »
- Don’t Charter a Boat Without an Ironclad Agreement
For many families, going on vacation is a big deal. It means saving a lot of money, putting in a lot of time and effort for planning, and for families with a lot of children, it means a lot of stress – sometimes like herding cats. In this economy, vacations are an even bigger deal. Thatâ ... read article »
- How to Use Business Partnership Agreements You Can Both Live With
The business partnership is both an intimate and complicated relationship – intimate in the fact that you’re making your money available and open to someone else, complicated for the very same reason. Money is a powerful tool and can be used to create great companies…or bring down ma ... read article »
- What is an Accident Claims Release and Why You Might Need One
Automobile accidents are not only dangerous, but they represent the possibility for future litigation that could ruin you financially – that is, if you’re not fully protected. That’s why it’s not only important to drive safely, but to make sure your car is fully insured and that yo ... read article »
- Why These Three Mistakes Could Breach Your Equipment Rental Agreement
Renting equipment is a modern convenience that has actually become a necessity in tough economic times. It allows people with little access to heavy-duty machinery to nonetheless get tough tasks around their home, yard, business, or property done with an efficiency that would otherwise be ... read article »
