LEGAL FORMS
SUMMARY Of LEGAL FORMS USED:
Below is a summary of the different legal forms we use to ensure the protection of all parties involved. It is our practice to make sure all parties are fully informed and confident with the services we provide for them. Because of our dedication and resources, YFU provides service in many states, we understand the legal forms use often vary, given the state we service.
CONTINGENCY FEE AGREEMENT:
The, Contingency Fee Agreement Form is a legal document both parties sign (YFU and Client). This CFA outlines the terms of services we provide to collect your funds. This well-designed agreement protects you from any out of the pocket expenses, also secure our obligation and commitment to you.
POWER OF ATTONERY:
The, Power of Attorney Form is a legal document completed by an individual (“Principal”) to appoint someone else to act on their behalf (“Agent” or “Attorney-in-Fact”). The Agent may be able to handle financial, medical, guardianship, or tax-related matters. If the form is durable, this means the Agent will be able to continue to act on the Principal’s behalf if they can go no longer make decisions for themselves, which is common in the elderly.
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT:
The, Independent Contractor Agreement is a written contract that breaks down terms of the working arrangement between the independent contractor and YFU including:
*This is commission-based position
*Company acknowledge that the position is an Independent Contractor
*Work for the company may be terminated by either party.
ASSIGNMENT OF INHERITANCE EXPECTANCY:
The, Assignment Of Inheritance Expectancy is when an Assignor understands he/she may be required to sign additional documents in the future and may be required to bring a legal action in order for Assignee to obtain possession of the above interest. Assignor agrees to cooperate with Assignee in all such requirements, provided that Assignee pays all expenses of any such legal action. Assignee shall not be required to pay any of Assignor’s personal expenses in helping to prosecute a legal action if needed.
MOBILE NOTARY AGREEMENT:
The, Mobile Notary Agreement is a notary who, upon request, travels from location to location to perform notarial services. While a mobile notary may perform any type of notarial service prescribed by his or her state’s statutory laws, it is more common that mobile notaries are called upon to perform various types of real estate or mortgage transactions. Hence, the mobile notaries who perform such services are often called Notary signing agents.