Now is the season of cooking, and joy, but New Years, right around the corner is the time to get out those legal forms, throw the old ones away, or rather, shred them. Clean house.
Start the new year with all legal forms in right order. Review them. Review the property survey, and see if the property lines are where they should be, and neighbor is not intruding, or you are not intruding on their domain. Get it all together. Let 2010 be a year of order. Follow Pope's wisdom, "Order is heaven's first law." Some forms should probably be photocopied and scanned to upload to online file storage. Just an idea.
Having forms in both online and offline storage is very wise. Google Docs is a good place to keep documents. As long as Google is around, the documents, legal forms are safe there. Google is doing good and will be around a long time. They are not going anywhere, and in fact, Google is always presenting something new, useful, and awesome to the world.
This may stop, but Google is so powerful, popular, and owns so much of the Internet universe. Everyone benefits online from Google's presence and strength. Take a look at Google docs and see what you can do there. After creating your documents, letters, reports, memorandum, you can email directly from Google docs. This is so convenient. The word process on Google Docs is just as useful as any other high quality document creating tool, like Microsoft Word. The same tools are there. What is unique about Google Docs however is that you can integrate other Google applications into your text, or use other Google features.You can even publish your creation as a web page. Let Google Docs be in your New Year's resolution.
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