Nicholas Copernicus
These articles have been written for information and interest purposes only. The information contained within these articles is the opinion of the author only, and should not be construed as legal advice or used to make legal decisions. Consult an attorney in your area if your seeking legal advice.
Articles by this Author
How to Legally Change Your Name
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 11/15/2009
- Legal
- Unrated
Changing your name is a simple legal procedure that doesn't require a lawyer. You can't just change your name though, you have to go through the appropriate legal procedure. If you feel uncomfortable handling your own paperwork you can hire a lawyer, but of course that would cost a lot more than handling the paperwork yourself.
What is a Uncontested Divorce?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 07/4/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
How to Give Someone Power of Attorney
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 06/26/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
A Power of Attorney is a form that can be used to legally authorize some one else to handle your financial affairs. For an example, many times people give their dependent mothers the legal authority to withdraw money from their bank account while they’re away on vacation.
How to be a Landlord
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 05/10/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
Anyone who owns property can be a landlord and rent out part or all of the property. Many landlords are just average people who have a guest house or extra room that they rent out for an extra income. For others, it's a business, it's their way of making a living, and it's a full time job for them.
Why Should I File For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 04/29/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
The Chapter 7 bankruptcy is our most popular form of personal bankruptcy here in the US. Often times we have to resort to it because we have experienced an unplanned, sudden loss of a job, or a major injury.
What is Power of Attorney Agent?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 04/29/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
A power of attorney agent is often times also called an "attorney-in-fact". This person is appointed by some one to legally represent them for specific or general tasks or situations.
Why Should I Use a Prenuptial Agreement?
- By Nicholas Copernicus
- Published 04/10/2008
- Legal
- Unrated
More than one in three of all first marriages end in divorce as well as fifty-percent of second or third marriages. When you make your vows, a lot of people don't realize they are stepping into a 'financial union'.

