| Depending on where in
the world you live, the legal advice you require for homeworking
can vary. In the UK, for example, it is relatively easy to
set up a business at home on an informal basis before you
need to start formalising things. |
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| However, in some states
of the US it is a different situation requiring you to register
your intentions
before you can begin. |
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| Listed below are some online
resources of help. Some of which are free and others that require
payment. Naturally, you need to be aware that there will be
a limit to the information or help you can find on a free basis
so you may have to pay for specific information |
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Like a drop-in legal centre they have 6 areas of help including
employment and housing law.
www.freelawyer.co.uk |
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Fixed price legal services and more including employment
law and small business law.
www.legalshop.co.uk
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Legal Database of previous questions sorted by country, state
and subject area. Not just USA info!
www.lawguru.com
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Wide range of information sheets.
www.freeadvice.com
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Get a lawyer at the end of a telephone, or get your legal
documents drawn up. The Business section has free articles
written by a Business Attorney for small businesses.
www.legaladviceline.com
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Please Note:
These web site links are listed as a convenience to our
visitors. If you use these links, we take no responsibility
and give no guarantees, warranties or representations, implied
or otherwise, for the content or accuracy of these third-party
sites.
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