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From: uchuck@uncmed.med.unc.edu
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Subject: Legal Software Recommendations
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Date: 8 Oct 90 19:22:16 GMT
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I am going to purchase a Legal software package.  Its main purpose will be
to create and modify *valid* self-attesting wills for myself and my
spouse.  In addition, the ability to write other binding documents such as
Power of Attorney, Promissory Notes, simple Contracts, etc. would be a
bonus.  I am not attempting to become an Attorney nor do I want to
circumvent their utility.  I just want to be able to do some simple
things myself!

I know of two packages available.  One is called "Willmaker" by Nolo Press
and the other is "Personal Lawyer" by Bloc Publishing.  I would appreciate
any information regarding these and/or other similar packages.  I will be
glad to summarize and post the results (comments will be kept anonymous).

Chuck Bennett   uchuck@unc.bitnet
		uchuck@med.unc.edu