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From: James_G_Grennan@cup.portal.com
Newsgroups: misc.legal,comp.os.msdos.apps
Subject: Re: Legal Software Recommendations
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Date: 13 Oct 90 12:21:08 GMT
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Your question is the answer!  After purchasing and using the software
to prepare a will, etc., do you then know that you have a valid, legal,
and enforceable will in the state where the will is executed?  The
llegal requirements for a valid will vary from state to state.  Likewise,
have completed your will using the software, do you know that you have
included all the legal consequences that may arise if you have not
pproperly prepared your will?  One last thought, a lawyer himself will
usually heed the advise that:  "He who represents himself has a foll
(ops) fool for a client."  Suggestion:  If you use such software to
prepare your will, at least take the prepared will to a lawyer for
his advise as to its legality and its accomplishing that which you