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The Hidden Dangers of Generic Legal Forms: Why Hiring an Arizona Independent Paralegal is Crucial
When it comes to legal matters, using generic legal forms may seem like a convenient and cost-effective solution. However, such a seemingly simple approach can lead to unforeseen complications and even legal consequences. This article aims to shed light on the hidden dangers of using generic legal forms and emphasize the importance of hiring an…
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Estate Preparation and Elder Abuse
When Estate Preparation Becomes Elder Abuse Those at the greatest risk for elder abuse are home-bound elders, women, individuals older than 80, and those who live in isolated conditions. Deeds and Life Estates (ABA Elder Abuse Guide): The circumstances surrounding the preparation, signing, or destruction of a deed may constitute a local, state, or federal crime…
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Why Have Prenuptial Agreement
What is Prenuptial Agreement: Prenuptial agreement, or prenup is an agreement made by a couple before they marry concerning the ownership of their respective assets should the marriage fail. Without a prenup, spouses legally inherit 50 percent of all assets because Arizona is a community property state. A prenup allows spouses to designate where the…
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American Law – Roe v. Wade
American Law, Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113 (1973), was a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the Court ruled that the Constitution of the United States protects a pregnant woman’s liberty to choose to have an abortion without excessive government restriction. The History of Abortion Laws: Until the late 19th century,…
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Power of Attorney
Durable Power Of Attorney With Power of Attorney (POA) you can appoint someone to manage important financial, legal, and health matters on your behalf. This document provides for the handling of important matters should you become unable to perform due to incapacity. Obtain flexibility and reliability when protecting yourself or your assets. Assign POA for…
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A Trust is a legal instrument with the main purpose to secure your assets on the behalf of your beneficiaries. Every trust must have four primary elements. The first element is the trust maker. This person can also be called the “Grantor” or “Settlor.” The second element is the person who manages the trust assets…
Read MoreCaregivers and Elderly Scams
I never knew this would happen to me, until it actually did. Elderly scams! Part of my job has been to present at assisted facilities for elderly and helped them protect themselves with carefully prepared estate documents. Little did I know that some day I would become a victim of my father’s caregiver. I am…
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Learning Legal Case: Freedom of Speech
Have you heard of People v. Larry Flynt, better known as Hustler v. Falwell case? In his legal case Larry Flynt, a founder of Hustler magazine has published the statement against Falwell, who was a well known public figure and religious influencer. In this case Hustler magazine In his trial Larry Flynt wanted to prove…
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Criminal Law – Crime, Accomplice and Accessory
At Anthem Paralegal, of course we don’t like crime, but we are huge fans of Law and Order and criminal law in both professional and personal life. And we don’t only watch it as TV show. We practice it in real life. Have you ever thought of how criminals get prosecuted and what differentiate a…
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What you should know about American Law, especially if you are using paralegal, which means that you are a smart self-litigator! Here are some basic things about American Law to remember: The laws from both the federal and state legal systems stem from three primary sources: the Constitution, statutes, and common law. 1. Constitutional laws are relatively…
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