If you and your spouse cannot agree on every issue related to your divorce, or if there are unique circumstances surrounding your divorce case, handling the matter pro se may not be wise — or even possible. [ Read More… → ]

There are no specific references, websites or legal materials that we can point you to that would prepare you for such an undertaking. [ Read More… → ]

Most likely, none. Standard Legal offers No-Fault Divorce legal forms software, as a No-Fault Divorce is an amicable agreement between a husband and wife to end a marriage. [ Read More… → ]

Standard Legal’s Living Trust legal forms software contains a Revocable Living Trust — also known as a Grantor Trust.

[Get complete details on Standard Legal’s Living Trust legal forms software here.]

As parents get older, many times a child of those parents will want to add his or her name to the Deed of the parent’s property. [ Read More… → ]

The parcel number and prior recording date should be contained on the existing Deed for the property. If you do not have a copy of the existing Deed, check with your county recorder’s office.

A “Tenancy in Common” is presumed by law to be created by the use of a deed transferring property to two or more people [ Read More… → ]

Neither. Once someone has died, property cannot be [ Read More… → ]

An original Will document, once executed and notarized, should be placed in a secure, fire proof location that [ Read More… → ]

Standard Legal’s Bankruptcy software permits the debtor to prepare a list of creditors [ Read More… → ]

Users can type directly into each field on every Standard Legal U.S. Bankruptcy Court form using just about any PC or Mac operating system available. Standard Legal’s Bankruptcy forms are provided [ Read More… → ]

The choice of when to prepare a Power of Attorney document is completely personal. The decision should be based upon your comfort with the executor having powers over your assets, and your own capacity to make clear decisions. [ Read More… → ]

Standard Legal suggests that all Will documents be notarized to legally validate the authenticity of the same. It is recommended [ Read More… → ]

Simply moving to a different state does not make an existing Trust ineffective. As an example, if the Trust document [ Read More… → ]

In a number of states, a No-Fault Divorce proceeding is referred to as a “dissolution”. As such, if you wish to utilize [ Read More… → ]

Representing yourself in any type of legal matter without the benefit of legal counsel is referred to as acting “Pro Se”. [ Read More… → ]

The Standard Legal Software titles offered allow for “self-representation” (also known as “pro se” representation) in common legal matters. Standard Legal provides [ Read More… → ]

A variety of legal organizations and bar associations have conducted studies of self-represented litigants, and these studies show that a wide variety of individuals [ Read More… → ]

The reasons that people offer for representing themselves in legal matters are as many as they are varied [ Read More… → ]

In every state in the United States, individuals are permitted to represent themselves inside the courtroom and/or to handle their own legal issues without the assistance of a lawyer. [ Read More… → ]