What Is the Primary Difference Between a Law & a Bill?

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In the United States, the Congress proposes ideas for new laws. A bill is a draft form of a potential, future law. If a bill is approved by both houses of Congress and the president, it becomes a law, which must be enforced and obeyed.

How to Transfer a Deed After a Death

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When two parties buy a house together, they probably are not considering who will get it if one passes away first. And if other family members have been added to the deed for various reasons over the years, the issue of deed transfer becomes extremely complicated when one of the original owners die

How to Write a Performance Bond

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A performance bond is a type of contractual agreement stipulating that certain goals and/or standards need to be met for a project to be considered finished. Performance bonds regulating private construction of public works are required in the United States. When writing a performance bond, it's bes

How to find cables for an iPod

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Apple's iPod is an essential accessory for many people, allowing them to enjoy music and video while on the move. Like most mobile entertainment devices, you will occasionally need to connect your iPod to a recharger or to a computer so that you can download software updates from the Internet. Findi

Requirements for a Legal Will in Texas

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A legal will is a written document that outlines the distribution of property and child custody after death. Without a will, the deceased's property will be distributed according to Texas state law, and a judge will decide custody of any children. Four requirements must be met for a will...

Estate Planning - Four Steps to Avoid Probate

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Many times it happens when a person dies - a major chunk of the estate is taken away from the rightful heirs during probate. In addition, while the probate proceedings are going on, the estate is frozen and the spouse and children cannot get access to any of the assets for weeks and sometimes for mo

How to Obtain Copies of Probate Documents in St. Johns County, Florida

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If you are interested in reviewing the information about a probate estate and obtaining copies of probate court documents, many courts now have this information posted for free online. Here you will find the steps required to review the online probate dockets for estates that are being, or have been

Tennessee State Probate Laws

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It's important to hire a lawyer versed in Tennessee probate law.young lawyer image by Alexey Stiop from Fotolia.comTennessee probate follows several different sections of the state code to pull together all the laws that govern the probate process. There are several important points that...

Who is Responsible for Paying Your Estate Tax Bill?

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If your estate is taxable for state and/or federal estate tax purposes, then you'll need to understand who will be responsible for signing and filing your estate tax return and writing the check to pay the taxes that are due.

Why Should I Have a Will?

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A look at what happens if you die without a will in South Africa. Why you should have a will and how to get one.

How to Create TP for Fortec Ultra

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FTA (free-to-air) satellite dish systems are used to capture broadcast signals from non-encrypted satellites. The Fortec Ultra satellite receiver system is designed for use primarily in FTA satellite dish antenna setups. Transponders are part of the necessary switching circuitry within the system th

How to Read a Living Trust

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Trusts are private documents that assign property for the benefit of another. The major benefit of creating a trust is that, unlike a will, it avoids publication through probate court processes, keeping the details of property distribution private. Trusts also can avoid tax consequences, such as est

How to Send Items to an Inmate

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If you have friends or family members that are incarcerated, there may be items that you want to send them. Rules for what is permissible can vary by the prison or jail that they are in. Make sure to check with the facility that they are imprisoned in on what they allow.

How to Borrow From an Irrevocable Trust

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When funds are placed into an irrevocable trust the assets no longer belong to the grantor (the person depositing the assets). Beneficiaries don't own the assets either; they are only entitled to distribution benefits as outlined in the trust document. Borrowing from an irrevocable trust is possible

Who Inherits With No Will in New Hampshire?

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When someone dies without a will in New Hampshire, the intestacy laws found in the New Hampshire Revised Statutes will dictate who will inherit the deceased person's estate. Here you will find a summary of the laws of intestacy succession in New Hampshire.

How to Obtain Autopsy Reports & Results

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An autopsy is an examination that takes place after a person's death to find the cause and any other contributing factors. The procedure is typically performed by a medical doctor who specializes in pathology. When there is a question on the manner of a person's death, getting a copy of the autopsy

Do I Qualify For Disability Benefits?

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You could qualify for Social Security Disability (SSI or SSDI) if you have a physical or mental condition that limits your ability to perform substantial gainful activity.

Why Every American Needs a Will

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While the nation still debates health care reform, a larger problem faces Americans. Seventy-eight percent of Americans own a home and fifty-five percent of Americans have minor children living at home, yet less than half of the country has even executed a will, much less the other documents that ma

Rhetorical Writing Techniques

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Rhetorical writing, in literature, is writing meant to effectively persuade someone of something. It is a way of influencing thoughts and emotions with the artful use of language and the written word. Advertising and political writers often employ the devices of rhetoric, with a utilitarian purpose

What Happens to the Inheritance of a Minor Beneficiary?

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If property is left directly to a minor beneficiary through joint ownership, a payable on death account, the laws of intestacy, or an improperly drafted Last Will and Testament or Revocable Living Trust, the minor won't have the legal authority to take control of the property. What will happen