Legal Forms

Has your tenant failed to pay utility bills, resulting in a loss of service to the rental unit? Serve the tenant with this Alaska Notice of Termination of Tenancy for Non-Payment of Utilities.

• The Notice gives the tenant 3 days to pay the landlord the amount necessary to restore the utility service, failing which the tenant must vacate the premises 5 days after receiving the Notice.
• If the same situation occurs again within 6 months, the tenant will not be given a chance to cure the breach.
• The form also includes a Record of Service form so you can record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• This form is in MS Word format and is easy to download and use.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Alaska

You can terminate a tenant’s tenancy for breach of the rental agreement by serving them with this Notice to Quit for a monthly tenancy in Alaska.

If your tenant is in breach of the rental agreement, you have the right to terminate the tenancy. This can be accomplished by serving the tenant with an Alaska Notice to Quit specifically designed for monthly tenancies.

Purpose and Contents of the Notice

The Notice to Quit formally informs the tenant that their tenancy is being terminated. It specifies the date by which the tenant is required to vacate the premises. If the tenant fails to leave by the stated date, the landlord is entitled to initiate legal proceedings to evict the tenant.

Additionally, the Notice outlines the reasons for terminating the tenancy, providing clarity for both parties involved.

Record of Service

Included with the Notice is a Record of Service form. This form allows the landlord to document the details of how the Notice was delivered to the tenant, ensuring proper procedure is followed.

Format and Intended Use

The Notice to Quit is available in MS Word format, making it straightforward to download and complete. It is intended for use exclusively within the State of Alaska.

Release your lien rights after final payment on a construction job with this Unconditional Waiver and Release form for Alaska contractors.

When to Use This Form

The release is unconditional. Use this form only after all payments due on the construction job have been received and verified. Do not use this form for progress payments or partial payments.

Instructions for Completing and Delivering the Form

1. Confirm that the final payment has cleared the bank before preparing the waiver and release.
2. Complete the form accurately, reflecting the final payment details.
3. Provide the completed release form to the property owner to officially relinquish your lien rights.

Important Considerations

• This release does not affect any disputed amounts or holdbacks. Only undisputed, cleared payments are covered by the waiver.
• Because the waiver is full and unconditional, ensure that all checks have cleared before signing and delivering the form.
• This form is available as a digital download in MS Word format, allowing you to re-use it as often as your business requires.
• The form is intended for use exclusively in the State of Alaska.

Keep the progress payments coming by providing property owners with an Unconditional Waiver and Release of Lien for Alaska contractors.

This waiver allows contractors working on construction jobs in Alaska to release all lien rights and claims for payment against the property up to the date covered by the progress payment. By providing the owner with this waiver and release, contractors help ensure that property owners continue to make progress payments in a timely manner.

Purpose of the Waiver

Providing your lien waivers quickly encourages property owners to make their progress payments in a timely manner throughout the duration of a construction project. The document serves as a full and unconditional release for the specified time period, giving property owners the confidence that there are no outstanding claims or liens up to that date.

How to Obtain the Form

Simply click the "Add to Cart" button and proceed to checkout. Upon completing the purchase, the form will be downloaded to your device automatically.

Jurisdiction and Use

This document is intended exclusively for use within the State of Alaska. Contractors and property owners should avoid using this form outside Alaska, as other states have different laws and requirements regarding lien waivers and releases.

Common law opposite-sex or same sex couples can qualify for certain rights and benefits under Alberta law by signing an Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement.

In order to be eligible, you and your partner must:

1. be emotionally committed to one another,
2. share each other's lives,
3. function as an economic and domestic unit, and
4. must not be married to another person at the same time.

Signing this Agreement means:

• You and your partner are obligated to financially support each other.
• You can register for joint coverage under Alberta Health Care.
• Both partners are eligible for insurance coverage currently available to spouses.
• Partners are entitled to all or part of a deceased partner's estate if he/she died without a will.
• Other rights and privileges available to married couples.

This template conforms to the statutory form required by provincial law for an Alberta Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement.

Use this free Form 49 Affidavit to prepare an affidavit for a legal action in Alberta Court of King's Bench.

• All Court of King's Bench affidavits are created using this same basic form, under Rule 13.19 of the revised Rules of Court.
• This is a free form available in Microsoft Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta.

When you serve a legal document on someone in Alberta, you must make an Affidavit of Service to prove that the document was served.

• An Affidavit of Service is required in circumstances where service of documents is required by law, such as legal proceedings, landlord-tenant notices and evictions, repossessions, foreclosures, etc.
• This free form is issued by Alberta Courts in accordance with the Revised Rules of Court. Click the link to download the form directly from Alberta Courts.
• The Affidavit of Service must be given in front of an officer of the court, such as a notary or a commissioner for oaths.
• To be used only for service within the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Assign your rights under a builder's lien for a construction project in Alberta with this Assignment of Construction Lien form.

• The lienholder assigns its interest in the lien to an assignee for good and valuable consideration.
• The form can be used for liens under either the Builder's Lien Act or the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act.
• This form is available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta.

Cancel a construction lien by filing this Form F Cancellation of Construction Lien with  Alberta Land Titles.

• This form discharges your lien claim in accordance with Section 47 of the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act.
• This is Form F that is prescribed by the Regulations.
• Available in PDF format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Use this free template to prepare a Unit Certificate representing ownership of partnership units in an Alberta limited partnership.

• The form is available in MS Word format and can be used as a template to issue a certificate for each subscription for units.
• Easy to edit to fit your needs.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.