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I have lots of new printables to announce this week. But first, I’m still reeling from Valentine’s Day. After I shared about my
longtime tradition, with my wife, to watch a poorly executed movie each Feb. 14, a bunch of you came through with some horribly great ideas. We ended up watching Disaster Movie, a 2008 “comedy” flick that did not disappoint, by which I mean it was deliciously disappointing. Well-named, it is indeed a disaster. That’s $3.99 and two hours of our lives we’ll never get back, but tradition is tradition!
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My younger daughter turned 8 last week. I have 4,200 coloring pages and dot-to-dot pages and mazes, but this legal pleading form is the printable my kid has been having fun with: It’s a 4-way intersection diagram, and she’s been drawing car crashes.
The new printables include forms intended to be used by judges, court clerks and others who need to track court documents or post civil and
criminal dockets. You’ll also find transcript order forms, settlement disbursement sheets, a supporting deposition notice, and even a blank traffic ticket.
New court forms include: a court order form, a declaration of indigency, an entry of appearance form, and a motion for default judgment. In addition, there are ex parte documents for restraining orders and temporary custody. This batch of new additions also includes letter templates
for lawyers, such as a disengagement letter and a demand letter.
Besides varying formats of blank, numbered pleading paper, and forms for court appearances, LegalPleadingTemplate.com also has notary forms and law office forms. There are dozens of printables from which to choose.
Everything at the site is free to download and print in DOC format, and in some cases PDF as well. Open the DOC files in Microsoft Word or another compatible program to type
directly into them.
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Whether you’re planning an ’80s night party (invite me!) or holding auditions, there’s a good chance you’ll find something fun and useful in the new batch of two dozen flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net.
The new flyer designs include such subjects as: bon voyage party, chili cookoff, clothing and toy drives, church functions, a health fair, a Hawaiian luau, a marathon, and trivia night.
There are also holiday flyers for Mardi Gras, Halloween, Valentine’s Day, and more.
Besides party and event flyers, there are also advertising flyers for real estate and other businesses. The newest flyers include illustrated signs announcing accounting services, and dry cleaners.
Many of the designs at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net, including lost and found flyers, are set up so the user can add contact information such as a name and telephone number to a sideways, horizontal strip at the bottom of the sheet. That’s the case with the new auditions, pet adoption, Bible study, and research study flyers.
The flyers are available in DOC format, and in many cases as PDFs as well. Everything at the site is free. Choose the DOC if you’d like to type into the flyer before printing. This site is a great complement to PrintableSigns.net. Thanks for sending me your ideas for new printables. Avoid bad movies! Happy printing!
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Sincerely,
FreePrintable.net
kevin@freeprintable.net
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