Sign in
Recover your password.
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Browsing Category
legal subjects : Law & Legal & Attorney
California Building Codes for the Landing in Front of a Shower in 1950
In 1950, the Uniform Building Code, created in 1927, was the accepted building construction criteria adopted by most local governments. Multiple revisions to this code have evolved to the present day in response to natural disasters, such as earthquakes, that exposed the weaknesses of pre-existing s
How to Register Death Certificates
The proper registration of deaths is vital for many reasons: to keep population calculations accurate, to help prevent identity theft and to lower the illegal use of state benefits. The person filing a death certificate should complete the proper forms and register the certificate in the state where
How to Go From a White-Collar to a Blue-Collar Job
Moving from a white-collar job to a blue-collar job is an option, especially if you feel trapped in a traditional office environment and long to follow your true passion for say, working outdoors in home construction or working as a chef inside a food truck. Making this type of transition usually re
Is a Homestead Affidavit the Same as a Declaration of Domicile?
A homestead affidavit and a declaration of domicile are different. Homesteads affidavits are legal documents that allow homeowners to protect their property. Declarations of domicile register where residents--whether owners or renters--reside.
Illegal Gambling Laws
There are many gambling laws, many of which vary depending on the state.poker - a pair of aces with poker chips 5 image by Andrew Brown from Fotolia.comMany laws deal with illegal gambling in the United States. Several federal laws outline gambling regulations, but state laws govern most...
What Happens When You File an Answer to a Foreclosure Summons?
Lis PendensIn a judicial foreclosure state, when you are behind on your mortgage--most banks wait until you are 90 days behind--and your bank has not succeeded in getting you to pay, the bank, through its lawyer, files a foreclosure lawsuit against you or a lis pendens in civil court....
Notary Rules in Texas
There are several rules for becoming a Texas notary.stamp and pad image by jovica antoski from Fotolia.comTexas statutes establish notary rules, which set forth what a person needs to do to become a notary public in the Lone Star State. Additionally, Texas notary rules establish how a...
How to Get an Authentication on a Birth Certificate
In the aftermath of 9/11, concerns about identity theft and fraud have been brought to the forefront in American society. Certain documents are a gateway to obtaining other legitimate documents that can help to falsify American citizenship. The birth certificate is one of the main documents that peo
Ethical Dilemmas That Apply the Principles of Informed Consent
The concept of informed consent deals with a consumer's ability to make an informed decision; this requires that both enough information is provided and that the customer is competent enough to make such a decision. Often the ethical dilemmas of informed consent arise either when there is so much in
Difference Between a Power of Attorney & Trustee to a Estate
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives someone legal authority to act for you while you are still alive. The Trustee to an Estate is generally the person authorized to manage your estate's assets following your death.
What Is an Executor's Sale?
An executor's sale is the sale of the property of a deceased family member. The executor is the person responsible, per the terms of the deceased's will, for executing the conditions specified by the will. Real estate is the property typically sold during an executor's sale, but an executor's sale c
Florida Laws for the Disposal of Needles and Syringes
There are laws for biomedical waste disposal in Florida.needle image by Zbigniew Nowak from Fotolia.comPeople who must use needles and syringes must also deal with the problems of disposal. Because used needles and syringes can be a health threat, potentially causing accidental needle...
How to Create a Proxy or Power of Attorney Form
For persons about to undergo intensive medical procedures or those advancing in age, end-of-life decisions about health care, property and finances can be worrisome. However, legal procedures exist that allow a person to ensure that his wishes are carried out when he no longer has the capacity to ha
What Is a Verified Affidavit?
A verified affidavit is a written document signed by an individual who swears under oath before a notary public that the statements contained within it are true. In most states, the affidavit must be verified to be used in court. These documents are voluntarily made and do not require cross-examinat
Florida Building Codes for Handrails
Hand rails must follow building codes to make them ADA compliant.stairs image by rikkidegraz from Fotolia.comFlorida building codes for handrails do not vary much from those required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The codes maintain accessibility standards for all people...
How to Register a Deed of Property
When registering a deed of property, it is vital that you take the proper steps to protect what is probably your biggest investment and most important asset, especially if the property is the house where you live. Hiring an attorney is critical. The attorney will ensure that your deed includes the p
How to Stop Notice Forms
Notice forms are pieces of mail sent to you that suggest there is something very important inside that you need to read. While some notice forms, such as eviction notices and overdue credit card notices, are legitimate, many are not. Companies display "Notice" or "Important Notice Inside" on the fro
How to Arrange a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a document authorizing someone else (usually a friend or relative) to make decisions and act on your behalf in certain situations. In a power of attorney, you are referred to as the "principal," and the person you appoint to act on your behalf is referred to as the "agent" or
California Quarantine Law for Importing Cats
When you are traveling to California from outside the United States with your pet cat, your cat is subject to inspection and quarantine at the port of entry. Pets returning to the United States are also subject to these procedures.