Ask Liza: Nolo’s Estate Planning Blog
Check out Nolo’s Ask Liza, where Liza Weiman Hanks, an attorney who specializes in estate planning for families of all ages, answers questions about trusts, wills, probate, and other estate planning topics.
We’ve moved!
Nolo’s Disability Blog has moved and now resides on our partner site, disabilitysecrets.com. I will still be answering readers’ disability questions, occasionally joined by guest blogging disability attorneys from around the country. Please visit us on the “Ask Your Disability Question” page on disability secrets.com, where you can find our entire archive of past questions and answers.
Platform Update: The New Lawyer Profile
Our new lawyer platform is live! The update allows lawyers to increase their presence across our network of websites with an improved profile design that’s friendly and easy to manage. Here’s a peek at our fresh new look: We gave users the ability to self-edit their profiles which in turn gives them complete control over how their firm is represented across our network. It’s nimble enough for changes 24/7 and even accommodates unlimited videos for each profile. Check it out:…
Nolo Network Launches With Landlords, Tenants
Today, we unveiled our first Nolo Network website: www.landlordtenantlawfirms.com. Just like one of our first books, California Tenants’ Rights, now in its 18th edition…we started with landlord-tenant law. Designed to provide consumers with everything from high-quality information to getting a lawyer, www.landlordtenantlawfirms.com is the first of many Nolo Network sites to come!
20,000 Librarians Descend on New Orleans
We had a great time exhibiting ALA’s annual conference in New Orleans this year! Of course, we wanted to set up Cafe Du Nolo and serve extra sugary beignets but it turns our new books The Legal Answer Family Book and The Volunteer’s Guide to Fundraising brought an equally satisfying number of librarians to seek us out. We love collecting a wish list from librarians because it always includes “We need more, more, more!” and it helps to determine how…