Editors of Nolo

Nolo’s editorial department includes more than 15 legal editors, who all together have have more than 100 years’ experience turning legal jargon into plain English. Most of our editors gave up careers as practicing lawyers in favor of furthering Nolo’s mission: getting legal information into the hands of people who need it.

Nolo editors write and edit articles and books, develop legal forms, and create the legal content of Nolo software.

Articles by Editors of Nolo

When Homeowners Must Obtain Permits for Home Projects
Even minor home improvement projects frequently require a permit; a step you skip at your peril.
What Happens When a Creditor Levies Your Property?
If a creditor sues you and gets a judgment against you, it can take certain items of your personal property in order to get paid.
SR-22 Insurance: What It Is and When It’s Required
How SR-22 insurance works and when drivers might be required to obtain this special type of liability insurance.
Simple Guide to Solo 401(k) Plans
Here's a simple guide to Solo 401(k) plans.
Am I Allowed to Drive After Taking CBD?
The legality of CBD and what state DUI laws say about driving with CBD in your system
How Your Naturalization Affects Your Child’s Application for a U.S. Green Card
Your child's application for permanent residence can either speed up or slow down as time goes by and two significant things possibly happen: you go from LPR to naturalized citizen, or your child turns 21.
What Is a Collection Due Process Hearing With the IRS?
You can dispute a debt with the IRS by filing a Collection Due Process Hearing Request.
Cross-Examining a Police Officer in Traffic Court
Cross-examining an officer in traffic court: goals, what you can ask, and how to prepare.
Can I Take My Soon-to-Be Ex-Spouse's Name Off Our Joint Checking Account?
You can take a joint account holder's name off the account without permission if your original contract with the bank specifically allows it.
Traffic Ticket? Decide Whether to Fight in Traffic Court or Pay Up
Is it worth fighting a speeding ticket or traffic infraction? Evaluate your chances of winning before you go to traffic court.
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