Post by Deleted on May 29, 2014 21:38:20 GMT 1
You get what you pay for.
The case of the not-so-simple will
The case of the not-so-simple will
A woman who used a commercial will instead of hiring an attorney apparently thwarted her intent on disposing of some of her property and sparked litigation that cost many times what she saved by using the generic form.
Those were the conclusions of Justice Barbara Pariente in a concurring opinion in a recent Supreme Court ruling deciding how part of the woman’s estate would be disposed ...
In her opinion, Pariente noted the simple will was undoubtedly intended to save money, but instead wound up in costly litigation.
Those were the conclusions of Justice Barbara Pariente in a concurring opinion in a recent Supreme Court ruling deciding how part of the woman’s estate would be disposed ...
In her opinion, Pariente noted the simple will was undoubtedly intended to save money, but instead wound up in costly litigation.