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Social Security Benefits for Divorced Spouse: All You Need to Know

By |January 20th, 2017|Family Law|

When a couple thinks of terminating their marriage, they often have questions about the correlation of social security benefits for divorced spouses entitled to either of them. If your marriage lasted more than ten years, you can claim social security benefits on the entire earning history of your ex-spouse’s benefit. This may entail both benefits [...]

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What is a Probate Referee in California?

By |March 6th, 2021|Probate|

If you are settling an estate through the probate process, most likely you will need a probate referee. The role of a probate referee is to appraise property in the estate.  A probate referee is a professional, usually an attorney, a certified public accountant, or a person with several years of professional experience in property [...]

Looking For an Alternative to LegalZoom?

By |February 23rd, 2015|California Courts|

Most of the complaints about LegalZoom are about poor customer service, not being able to talk to someone, not receiving a return call or a reply to emails, bait and switch tactics, and added fees for this and that. The Importance of Customer Service A People’s Choice is all about customer service. When you contact our [...]

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The Basics of a Limited Conservatorship

By |November 24th, 2014|Estate Planning, Probate|

A limited conservatorship in California is when a court has appointed someone to oversee the care of an adult who does not have the ability to fully take care of themselves. If an adult is caring for another adult with special needs, the caregiver can ask a court of law to appoint him or her as a conservator of [...]

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How to File a California Spousal Property Petition

By |April 19th, 2014|Probate, Estate Planning|

A California spousal property petition can transfer community and separate property to a spouse after death. If assets are not in the name of both parties, the court may need to confirm a spouse's right to the decedent's interest. A California spousal property petition will establish this spousal interest.

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Online California Divorce

By |January 27th, 2025|

Online California Divorce Make Sure Beneficiaries Receive Their Inheritance When it’s time to legally move on, we’re here to help. Let’s Explore the Divorce Process Together Affordable Online Divorce in California Ease through your California divorce with A People’s Choice by your side. We’re [...]

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Testimonials

By |September 25th, 2014|

Testimonials Experience professional legal support without the high costs with A People's Choice. You complete our easy online questionnaire, and we professionally prepare and file your legal documents with the Court. Attorney & Client Living Trust Divorce Clients [...]

What is Probate & How Does it Work?

By |September 6th, 2021|Probate|

Probate is a term often met with many questions — about logistics and necessity — yet it plays a crucial role in the settling of estates after someone passes away.  Essentially, probate is the legal process through which a deceased person's assets are distributed to their heirs and beneficiaries. It involves validating the deceased's [...]

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What is a Dissolution of Marriage?

By |December 9th, 2020|Divorce|

Marriage dissolution is the legal term for divorce. It is possible for many couples to dissolve their marriages without hiring lawyers or appearing before a judge. Using the professional services of a legal document assistant service like A People's Choice, to help you file your dissolution of marriage can save you thousands of dollars as compared to hiring an attorney.

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Tips to Achieve a Friendly Divorce

By |December 9th, 2020|Divorce|

If you and your spouse are able to be civil and behave reasonably toward each other even as your relationship is deteriorating, then your chances of having a friendly divorce are good. Another thing that can keep your divorce from getting ugly is not letting your divorce ruin your finances.  Just as an unnecessarily expensive wedding can cast a dark cloud over your marriage, shelling out lots of money for divorce lawyers can sink your amicable divorce. Engaging the services of a California non-attorney legal document assistant can help you keep the peace and focus on the goal of achieving a friendly divorce.

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How to Succeed in a Do-it-Yourself Divorce

By |December 9th, 2020|Divorce|

How easy it is to accomplish a do-it-yourself divorce depends on how you define “do-it-yourself.” Doing everything by yourself without involving any professionals is at least as difficult as it sounds. If by “do-it-yourself” you simply mean not involving lawyers, the goal becomes much more attainable, especially in California, where professional legal document assistants can provide document preparation services for a reasonable price. The best solution is to work out the terms of your divorce with your spouse but to leave the legal document preparation to a non-attorney legal document assistant.

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Online Divorce Services

By |December 9th, 2020|Divorce|

Nowadays, many people seek out online divorce services to help them complete their divorce case. And while it only makes sense to be wary of the exorbitant prices charged by most divorce lawyers, it does not mean that you should go for the cheapest possible option when choosing an online divorce service. There are plenty of free and freemium divorce apps out there, but for the most part, you get what you pay for. Even a simple divorce involves real legal documents, therefore it is best to work with a real legal document professional who offers the best of both worlds - online divorce services and one-on-one professional help.. For the divorce services you need, the best choice is to work with A People's Choice, a California non-attorney legal document assistant, instead of a lawyer.

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How to File for Divorce Without Hiring a California Divorce Paralegal

By |November 19th, 2020|Divorce|

When you hire a divorce lawyer, you are probably not the lawyer’s top priority. In most instances, the person doing most of the work on your divorce papers is a California divorce paralegal employed at the law firm. Instead of paying inflated hourly rates to an attorney solely to work through their divorce paralegal, you should have a California non-attorney legal document assistant prepare your divorce documents.

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