Category: DIY kits
Powers of Attorney can be extremely useful in allowing another person in whom you have complete trust to carry out affairs or business. This Kit is a guide to what is involved should you wish to appoint an Attorney and provides all that is necessary for you to execute a general, limited or Enduring Power of Attorney.
This Legal-Zone DIY Kit is a guide for Personal Representatives or Executors to assist them to administer an estate in accordance with their legal duties under the Will or Intestacy.
Appointment as the executor of a Will (or being the Personal Representative in an Intestacy) brings with it legal responsibilities. This Kit explains what those responsibilities are and how they should be carried out.
A guide to preparing and making a Will
This Kit enables anybody to prepare a professional and legally enforceable Will.
Making a straightforward Will is not difficult, but it is important to have knowledge of the requirements for a valid Will and the consequences of intended gifts beforehand. This Kit deals with these essentials and makes this important task easy, cheap and straightforward.
A guide to bringing a personal injury claim as a litigant in person.
A DIY guide to issuing and serving a Statutory Demand.
A Statutory Demand is not a Court Document but it is the first step to making someone bankrupt or winding up a limited company. As such it can be very effective in persuading a debtor to pay up as the consequences of ignoring this formal demand can be dire
A Statutory Demand can be seen as an alternative to Court Proceedings. As such it will have certain advantages and disadvantages over issuing Court Proceedings.
A guide to enforcing County Court judgments.
Having gone through the trauma and expense of obtaining a judgment against someone who owes you money, it is frustrating in the extreme when the judgment is not paid. Court remedies are available but you must initiate them yourself. This kit shows you how.
The first part deals with the choice of enforcement procedure, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and the procedure for commencing each type. Links to all necessary forms are provided.
A guide to bringing and defending civil proceedings in the County Court.
Civil Claims in the County Court are subject to a set of rules known as the Civil Procedure Rules. These rules set out amongst other things a duty upon the Court to save expense and to ensure that the parties are on an equal footing. This is also the philosophy of Legal-Zone and the purpose of this Kit is to assist and guide those bringing or defending an action in the County Court without legal representation.
Follow us