Most of us try to pay off our loans – whether mortgage or personal finance – as quickly as we can, or at least, pay the installments on time. But one never knows when one might not have a choice but to fall behind on a payment or two. If you are presently going through… Read More »
Cancellation of child support may be done for several reasons. While most custodial parents would not resort to cancelling child support that is keeping them afloat and their child secure, at times the circumstances do call for it. Even divorced parents sometimes make amends with each other and come upon a mutual agreement to support… Read More »
A letter of intent to buy property is usually written under three circumstances: • You want to document the terms tentatively agreed upon for the purchase of property. • You wish to provide the seller with some evidence of your decision to buy the said property. • You do not wish to commit to a… Read More »
The good thing about real estate sales agreements is that there are no standardized formats that one has to follow. Each real estate agency create its own agreement format, provided that it conforms to state rules and regulations. The purpose of a drawing up an agreement of this sort is to settle the terms between… Read More »
Child support matters are perhaps the most tricky to handle in the event of a divorce. While an initial agreement may be set, charting out how much child support is to be paid, a modification can be made into the original agreement. This modification may come about if the custodial parent claims that her child’s… Read More »
Child custody matters can be quite a problem between divorcing / divorced parents. While many divorced couples do settle these matters amicably, there is always a chance that one or the other will back out and go to court asking for additional benefits as far as the child is concerned. When you get divorced, it… Read More »
Nowadays, it is not considered unusual for a teacher to self-introduce herself to a new class that she will be teaching. A letter of this sort can be written in two situations – either the teacher has been assigned a new class in the same school, or she is new to the school altogether. In… Read More »
An organization that is going out of business faces a lot of problems. Apart from the apparent loss of business, company owners face informing clients, vendors and suppliers that they will no longer be doing any business with them. It can become quite an issue trying to contact everyone and explaining why a company is… Read More »
Employees are probably the first people who are affected in the event of a business closure. They are the ones who will lose their jobs and of course, their means of earning. A company boss / employer faces quite a problem (not to forget the guilt) of letting people go who have families that depend… Read More »
One of the legal requirements of closing down a business is informing all the people with whom you have any business links, of your decision to close down the company. This includes clients, employees, vendors, suppliers and of course, creditors. Any organization that you owe money to, including banks or even vendors with whom you… Read More »
Closing down a business is almost as difficult as starting one. Apart from the obvious distress of your company closing down, there are so many logistics that you need to manage that it often becomes quite a nerve-wracking activity to do. Once you have decided that staying afloat is no longer an option, it is… Read More »
Most organizations will get you to fill out a form if you want to apply for a leave to go on a family vacation. Some might get you to fill out a form and ask for an application letter along with it. And some might want just the application. In the latter two cases, it… Read More »