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affordable non-complex online legal docs & info.

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Meet Tom.

Law Central subscriber.

Yet to engage Law Central’s services.

Needs a non-complex legal doc pronto!

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Find the appropriate document.

3. View sample documentSee an example of a completed document.

1. Jump OnlineDiscover information required.

2. View document checklist

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www.lawcentral.com.auEvery step of the way, Tom’s progress is tracked by the Document Navigator.Completed sections are highlighted in green and the progress bar shows Tom how far into the production process he is.

To make it even easier for Tom, if he has to run off to a meeting, he can finish the document later thanks to save progress.

To help Tom along...

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What if Tom Needs Help?

HelpdeskContact by phone or email.

Handy HintsGuidance every step of the way.

Tom’s nearing the end of the process…Lock & Load.

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Tom’s found his document, he’s built his document and now, all that’s left for Tom is to pay for, and download his locked PDF legal document.

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From start to finishTom’s journey looks like this:

SearchFind the appropriate document.

1-2 minutes

Join/LoginJoin or login to your Law Central account.

1-2 minutes

BuildCreate your personalised document.

Up to 10 minutes

ReceivePay for and download your document.

1 minute

Where to start?

Tom can access his entire history of Law Central documents at any time from anywhere.

Tom also has catalogued access to Law Central’s educational tools: Bulletin Bookshelf & Legal Bytes.

Even better, Tom can create Law Central documents from his tablet or smartphone!

But wait!There’s more.

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The law is different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and even similar laws may be interpreted differently in different courts or in different places. The law is a complicated and personal matter, and no general

information like the kind Law Central can provide can fit every circumstance, so you should consult a lawyer in your area to get specific advice for your requirements.

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