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Yes — especially if you have children, a car, bank accounts, or any property. Without a will, your state decides what happens to everything you own. This process (probate) can take years and your wishes may not be honored. A basic will takes 20 minutes online and costs little to nothing.
A sole proprietorship means you and your business are legally the same — if someone sues your business, they're suing you personally. An LLC (Limited Liability Company) separates your personal assets from your business. If your LLC gets sued, your house, car, and savings are protected. LLCs cost $50–$500 to form depending on your state.
Yes. Legal aid organizations in every state provide free civil legal assistance to income-qualified individuals. Law school clinics also offer free help. Additionally, many attorneys offer free initial consultations. Our Legal Aid Directory above can connect you to local resources in minutes.
First — do not ignore it. Read the notice carefully to understand the type and timeline. Many evictions are contested successfully. Document everything in writing. Contact a legal aid office or tenant rights hotline immediately. In most states, you have 3–30 days to respond and you have the right to a court hearing.