Rocket Lawyer VS The Company Corporation

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Rocket Lawyer mentions (6)

• What documents do I need to trade equity for a cash investment? (selling a stake of ownership)

  It's a lot cheaper to join rocketlawyer.com, draw up the documents I need then pay a fraction of what I would have paid to have that lawyer review the documents. Source: about 1 year ago

• Just bought a rental property. It it illegal to copy a contract that I’ve received as a renter to know use as a landlord?

  You can buy a customized one for $19.99 from rocketlawyer.com. It breaks it down into steps and discusses each options - things I hadn't even thought of. It also gives you the option to literally go in and edit/add/delete and any aspect of it. I would always add something to the effect of "Tenant agrees to not have any vessels that holds 5 gallons of liquid or more without prior written permission from the... Source: over 1 year ago

• How would you handle this estate planning issue?

  Use a site like willmaker.com / rocketlawyer.com / trustandwill.com to draft the documents indicating that Craig should be the sole owner upon Claudia's death, and like above I and the other beneficiaries and me are entitled to inherit it after Craig and that the house must be sold then, have Claudia sign or authorize in the presence of a notary and witness. The house and will would be included in the trust (not... Source: over 1 year ago

• Dog passed away hours after leaving boarding facility, proper recourse?

  I don't mean to plug a company, you can use any one, but I liked this option because it was cheap: I tried a lawyer service called rocketlawyer.com. It's a subscription fee of $40 per month, and with it, you can ask unlimited questions and will have a free 30 minute online consultation with a lawyer licensed in your state. Source: about 2 years ago

• Attorney for Will

  If it's not in the millions, and he wants something simple, like splitting evenly between children, or all going to wife, etc. a will from sites like legalzoom.com, uslegalwills.com, rocketlawyer.com, or www.doyourownwill.com. Will work just fine and be a lot cheaper. Source: over 2 years ago

The Company Corporation mentions (3)

• LegalZoom

  First question is, why are you getting an LLC? But to answer your question, I wouldn't legal zoom an LLC. Suggest looking at incorporate.com if you really need an LLC and want to do it the cost effective easy way. Source: 12 months ago

• Suggested site for setting up a corporation in Delaware?

  I went through incorporate.com in 2001. My company is still in existence and incorporated in Delaware. They charge $2-300/year and the state has a $150-200 annual franchise tax. I do the annual franchise tax report myself as it is super simple. Source: over 1 year ago

• [Landlord - NJ] Registering an LLC in property state or Delaware

  I have decided to open up an LLC for my one property in NJ (and for other income sources). I spoke with a representative from incorporate.com who said the lowest fees are from Delaware and he would recommend opening up an LLC from that state. However, he was unable to advise me on tax benefits. Source: almost 2 years ago