[Publib] Acquiring fillable legal forms for free?

[Eve Golden]

Does your library have any of the NOLO Press books, or are you on a network 
from which your patron can borrow them? Most of them now come with CDs that 
include the forms they discuss. I'm no pro on form numbers, but the NOLO 
books are good. They also have an informative website with descriptions of 
their books and the forms they include. Your patron may be able to find and 
identify what he wants there, and then request the book/CD through ILL.

At 06:54 PM 2007-04-11, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I work in a small public library and am trying to help a patron find a 
>fillable legal form (one that he can download and change the text of). He 
>specifically needs a "restraining notice to judgment debtor" for New York 
>State. It is form CPLR 5222. I can find the form online, but for a fee. We 
>would like one that is free.
>Thanks so much for any help!
>Liz Karkoff
>West Harrison, NY
>
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