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2 years ago

Discuss what sources of factual information would be most beneficial for the following areas of practice:

Business

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schepotkina [342]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is stated below:

Explanation:

Sources of the factual information in the following areas of the practice are as:

A practice of family law need or require a records of the marriage or a divorce, visitations created by court, child custody agreement and records of the adoption. The clients of the practice could be asked for the information.

This practice of law dealt with the study of how the directors, stakeholders, shareholders, employees and the consumers interact with each other and with the environment. Under this practice, it looks for the records of the bank transaction.

This law practice would benefit or provide advantage from the records of the medical, any statement of witness, records of disability and the records for the equipment maintenance if required.

Under this practice, the statements of banks, real estate listing, IRS records and credit agencies would be advantageous sources of the information.

Under this practice, it involve the powers of attorney, deeds documents, mortgages, grants, transfers and wills which are pertaining to bankruptcy.

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