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  • articleHow to Get IRS Form SS-4 for Your Company

    …But you can only get one if you file an SS-4 form with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).  An EIN will allow your business to expand or adapt to…

  • articleYour Guide to Texas Divorce Forms

    …and the other spouse is called the Respondent. To file for divorce in Texas, one of the parties must have been a permanent resident of Texas for at least six…

  • articleWhen Should You Sue?

    …is a hazard to you on your daily walk. If you file a lawsuit against your neighbor claiming that you might fall and hurt yourself, you are unlikely to win…

  • articleWhat Are Statutes of Limitations?

    …to file a lawsuit against a company or an individual. Once this period of time or "statutory deadline" has passed, it is no longer possible to file a…

  • articleHow to Legally Change Your Name and Gender at the Same Time

    …if you’re going to change your legal name , you’ll need to file a petition with your local court. A petition is simply a formal written request to the…

  • articleYour Guide to Pennsylvania Divorce Forms

    …and the other spouse is called the Defendant. To file for divorce, at least one of the parties must have been a Pennsylvania resident for at least six months before…

  • articleHow to Prevent Your Family from Contesting Your Will

    …To contest a will , the person must file a contest during the probate process (the court procedure that enacts a will). There must be a valid legal question about the…

  • articleHow to Legally Change Your Name in Kentucky

    …changing your name is relatively simple. You must file a Petition for Name Change Form ( AOC-295 ) with your county's circuit court clerk. The form asks to provide your…

  • articleHow to Get a Divorce with No Money

    …can download or print. You will need to get the forms to file for divorce as well as the forms to ask for a fee waiver. Check to see if…

  • articleHow Long Should You Keep Tax Returns?

    …passed. The limitations period begins on the tax due date. If you file before they are due, your records will be treated as though they were filed on the deadline…