Check off one of your New Year’s Resolutions before the end of January and save $10.

Do you struggle all year with hard-to-keep resolutions? LegalZoom.com makes it easy to take care of the things that matter — right now. According to Sandra Block of USA Today, “We sailed through the interview, and the ‘help’ boxes provide common-sense explanations…LegalZoom addressed some issues we didn’t see in other [legal document] packages.”

And Hannah Kate Kinnersley of The Wall Street Journal weighed in, “BEST FEATURE: Fast customer-service response — we e-mailed a question after office hours on the East Coast and got a reply within 20 minutes.”

And in just a few minutes you can:

• Safeguard your loved ones with a Living Trust or Last Will and Testament
• Get a jump on your business by forming an LLC or Incorporation
• Protect your ideas with LegalZoom’s Patent Services
• Secure your company name and logo with a Federal Trademark

Act today or tomorrow and get $10 off your order. Just enter the following referral code at checkout to save: JAN2007

Don’t delay. This offer expires on January 31, 2007! Absolutely the best Legal Documents @ Lawyer-Free Prices !

Robert Shapiro’s Legal Document Center provides quality Wills, Living Wills, and Corporations online at lawyer-free prices!

The fun and excitement of the holidays is right around the corner. But so are the stress and time commitments. Which is why now is the best time to get your legal affairs in order! Kick your business into high gear with an LLC or Corporation. You can trademark your business name and logo. Or take care of the ones you love with a Living Trust or Will. Don’t let the holidays sneak up on you - get started today!

Now through November 30th, get 15% off any LegalZoom product by typing HOLIDAYCJ in the referral box at checkout.

If you’re a small business owner, you may have considered at one time or another whether to incorporate your business or not. Sure, you’re tempted by the tax advantages and risk protection that incorporating a company brings, but the costs of a traditional incorporation with an attorney can be prohibitive.

Well, times have changed, small business owner! It’s time you re-consider incorporating your business because the Internet has made the whole incorporation process a lot simpler and a lot cheaper.

For instance, many online sites now offer sample articles of incorporation forms or templates for a nominal fee. Simply go to your favorite search engine and search for “incorporation template,” “incorporation form,” or “sample articles of incorporation.” You’ll find a number of choices with prices ranging from free for a sample “articles of incorporation” to $50 for a customizeable template. Although the price may be right, be advised that this satisfies just one part of the process when incorporating your business. For instance, it doesn’t address filing fees (how much and where to file), franchise fees, whether you need a business license, how your state treats foreign corporations, etc.

Alternatively, once you decide in what state to incorporate, all you need to do is visit the Secretary of State section of that state’s government website. Most of these websites have sections called Corporate Bureau, Corporation Commission, Bureau of Corporations, or something similar. There you’ll find the forms you need for incorporating your business along with complete instructions on what’s needed to incorporate in their state. And many states now offer online incorporation! What’s easier than that?

>click for links to the Secretary of State websites

If you’re looking to create a will, incorporate a business, or change your name, but you don’t want to spend a lot of money on legal fees, then check out LegalZoom.com. Although you won’t find free legal forms on their site, their prices are incredibly low and they just might convince you to pass on those free downloadable legal documents. With LegalZoom’s lawyer-free service, you can save up to 85% off the rates an attorney would charge for the same procedure. Plus before you submit your order, a legal document assistant will review the answers you provide on the questionnaire for consistency, completeness, spelling and grammar.
> more about this

Frequently small business owners do not incorporate a small business due to its perceived high cost. But times have changed and now you can incorporate yourself and avoid the expensive attorney fees associated with the traditional incorporation process. Read on to discover the different options you now have to incorporate yourself…
>more about this

Now you can add your site to LegalDocumentsWeb.com growing list of resources! If you offer legal document forms and templates, provide legal document services, provide assistance to incorporate a business or other professional legal services, then you can add your company to our growing list of resources. Just click here and tell us who you are!

You can now kick off your summer project list by getting your affairs in order. Now is a good time to create a Last Will, set up a Living Trust, Incorporate your business, or Trademark your logo or company name - for less. If you act now, you’ll save $10 on all LegalZoom services. Simply enter this referral code at checkout to receive your $10 discount: SUMMER

Don’t miss out on this great offer. This offer expires on June 30, 2006 so act today. You won’t believe the low prices and with the discount, it’s worth the peace of mind.

Corporations have become the standard for many businesses in today’s business environment. Not only can they provide peace of mind by protecting your personal assets, they also help you reduce your personal tax burden.

Before corporations existed, investors in a business risked everything if it proved unsuccessful. If a company lost money and couldn’t pay its creditors, the owners had to make up the difference with their own money. With the creation of the corporation, that has all changed. Your personal property and possessions are now protected from creditors and lawsuits. Plus, any officers in your corporation (including you) are only responsible for the amount of money that they invest into the corporation. What’s more, if you are going through some kind of personal litigation, your corporate assets are secured, other than your personal shares in the organization.

Equally as important as the personal asset protection is the significant tax advantages owners get when they incorporate their business. If you are a business owner, even if it is a small one, you want it to be successful. You know it takes hard work to make a business profitable so you want every possible advantage you can get to ensure the success of your business. For instance, incorporating a small business allows you to structure your business to take advantage of your business income and the lower tax rate of corporations (as compared to a higher personal income tax rate). Plus, there are many deductibles that you just don’t get when you have a sole proprietorship or partnership. And even though we try to avoid them, business losses do occur. However, as a corporation you are entitled to an unlimited about of business losses with no cutoff point on the loss amount that can be carried into succeeding tax years. This is not the case for other business structures.

>more about this