Many legal documents and forms can be found online and printed out at no charge. Everything from renters' rights, to wills, power of attorney and many more legal documents. Many legal forms can be printed using a variety of online sources. Printing legal documents not only saves money on processing and legal fees, it is also more convenient since it can be done on your home computer.
Step 1
Select a document. Choose a website that offers free copies of the document you need (see Resource). Click on the document you want to print.
Step 2
Highlight the legal document. Click with your mouse and drag the mouse over the entire document to highlight all the content.
Step 3
Right click over the highlighted text and choose "copy" from the menu that pops up.
Step 4
Open a word processing program from your home computer. Leave the page with the highlighted document open as well.
Step 5
Right click in the word processing program and choose "paste" from the menu provided. This will put a copy of the document into the word processing program.
Step 6
Make edits to the document. Fill in any information needed to customize the document before printing. Save the document to a designated folder on the computer.
Step 7
Click on "File" in the top, left corner of the word processing program. Click "Print" and click, "OK" at the bottom of the page to print the document.
Tips
- If no edits are needed to the document, highlight the document, click on "File" (at the top left of the page), "Print" and "OK" (at the bottom of the page) to print directly from the website.
References
Resources
Tips
- If no edits are needed to the document, highlight the document, click on "File" (at the top left of the page), "Print" and "OK" (at the bottom of the page) to print directly from the website.
Writer Bio
Amy Kuncaitis has been writing since 2005. She is the author of "Joy in the Morning" and writes for various online publications on topics ranging from self-sustaining living to practical everyday solutions. Kuncaitis attended Grace Bible College, where she studied social work and music.