Legal Words You Should Know

Over 1,000 Essential Terms to Understand Contracts, Wills, and the Legal System

By: Corey Sandler, Janice Keefe

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Paperback | 18 April 2009

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Every day, people find themselves in legal situations. Mortgages are put in place, attorneys draw up wills, and credit cards are set up. However, how many people actually understood the legal contracts they were signing? There?s no excuse for being ignorant of the law when it comes to a dispute with a bank, a mortgage lender, or a lawyer. Legal Words You Should Know defines 1,000 essential words from the worlds of civil law, estates, lending, and elder affairs, such as: ? A batement ? R esiduary Beneficiary ? Trust Deed ? V ariable Rate Mortgage ? R ight of Rescission Each word will be clearly defined, and includes a pronunciation key and an example of usage. Legal Words You Should Know ensures the reader will know the law in no time! AUTHOR: Corey Sandler (Nantucket, MA) is the author of more than 160 books on business, travel, and computer topics. He has served as the editor-in-chief of two national magazines and as a correspondent for the Associated Press and Gannett Newspapers. He has appeared on NBC?s Today show, CNN, Fox Morning, and dozens of local radio and television shows. He has college degrees in journalism and psychology. Janice Keefe (Nantucket, MA) is the coauthor of 1001 Letters for All Occasions, Performance Appraisals That Work, and Performance Appraisal Phrase Book.

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