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  • articleWhat Is a Process Server for Divorce?

    …other people can serve papers, but they must know when, how, and must prepare and file the Affidavit of Service. In most states, you cannot serve your own papers. Usually…

  • articleHow to Start a Divorce

    …abandonment, or cruel and inhuman treatment. How to file for divorce The next steps in proceeding with a divorce are: 1. Serving the summons on your spouse . Your spouse is…

  • articleDivorce Decree vs. Divorce Certificate: What's the Difference?

    …you: Read the decree for accuracy Ask your attorney if you have any questions File an appeal immediately if you're not happy with the judge's decision after a…

  • articleGuide to Tax Deadlines for Small Business Owners

    …know how much everyone else earned. Businesses must give employees and independent contractors a summary of their earnings and file a copy with the IRS. Employees receive Form W-2…

  • articleGeneral Contractor Agreement—How-to Guide

    …For example, certain states require that general contractor agreements entered into for home improvement purposes include information about how to file a complaint against the contractor with governmental bodies. In…

  • articleShow Your Purchase Power with Earnest Money

    …as it is more likely to result in the buyer's needing to file a lawsuit to recover the deposit if the sale falls through and the seller refuses to…

  • articleCopyright Submission Guidelines

    … upload your file  here . Files 80–300 MB:  you'll have to use a third-party file-sharing site like  Hightail  and  email us  the link. Be sure to include…

  • articleFiling a Nonprofit Annual Report for Your Organization

    …know how they can help support your cause. Elements of a nonprofit annual report Although nonprofits are not required to file annual reports, if you do decide to create one…

  • articleGross vs. Net Income: What Is the Difference?

    …dividend income, and interest income. If you file jointly with a spouse, his or her income will also be included on your joint tax return. All of these sources of…

  • articleSole Proprietors: Are You at Risk for a Tax Audit?

    …On the flip side, with an S or C corporation, you don't have to file a separate deduction form. Schedule C Ultimately, the sole proprietorship problem is that no…