The U.S. Courts website now has links to a number of both civil and criminal forms written in "simple, modern English". Revised by a group of judges, clerks and staffers at the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, the PDF files can be filled out online, printed and/or saved to the user's computer. Thanks to Sabrina Pacifici for the tip!
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Wow, Mary-Paige, what a great resource! Thanks for pointing it out. Now if only the Florida courts would do the same thing.
Posted by: Deborah McGovern | February 06, 2009 at 09:52 AM