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Who is eligible to attend public schools?

Each state is responsible for providing a public education system that offers an education to all children, so all children have the right to a public education. There is no charge for attending a pub...

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Who can I bring to the mediation?

When you attend mediation, you may usually bring anyone with you that you believe will be helpful in helping you reach an agreement. The purpose of mediation is for you and the party you are having a ...

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Texas Small Claims Court

If you are embroiled in a legal dispute in Texas involving a contract, sum of money, or damages less than $5,000 in value, you have an affordable and easy litigation alternative in the Texas small cla...

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Simple Will

A simple Will provides for the outright distribution of assets for an uncomplicated estate and can be done on an easy form from a stationery store, a book, or from a reputable legal document website....

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What is a disability trust?

Disability trusts, or qualified disability trusts, are created for the purpose of caring for a disabled person in the event of their caretaker's death. Qualified disability trusts offer added benefits...

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Can a copyright be transferred to another person?

Ownership of a copyright is similar to ownership of other types of personal property. A copyright and copyright protection can be sold, given by designation, or transferred just like real estate. You ...

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How to Create a Special Needs Trust: What to Include

A Special Needs Trust (SNT) is a unique document individually prepared for the benefit of a disabled beneficiary under the age of 65. This article explains the types of information required in this tr...

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Planning for Your Disabled Child in Your Will

While routine estate planning can be daunting, planning for the care of your disabled child after you die can be a nightmare, and leaving an inheritance to a disabled child can create more problems th...

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Do mediators make recommendations to the courts?

Mediation is an out of court process where a neutral mediator listens to both parties in a prospective case and helps them reach an agreement. There are two types of mediators, a private mediator and ...

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Settling Smaller Estates: A Simpler Procedure

The only time the probate process may be quick, is when the gross value of the estate is relatively small. This shorter probate process is called by different names in different states; every state's ...