Following on from Part 1 of my article setting out how I came to be a self employed, work from home typist/freelance writer, I’m going to let you know how I got on once I’d bitten the bullet and gave up my cosy and secure employment status!

This somewhat dark tale from a lawyer who turned his life around from being a convict to becoming a lawyer shares how he met a Vietnam veteran while incarcerated and the friendship they formed. The veteran had a drug problem, ultimately he succumbed to a drug overdose. The loss had a profound impact that helped shape the future of the young man and the future of his family.

New York attorneys can become Notary Publics without having to take the Notary Public examination. However, New York attorneys must still apply to be a notary and pay a fee. This article explains how a New York attorney can apply to become a Notary Public.