E Mail us. They also charge sky-high rates for wills, real estate purchase contracts, or even incorporations. These services are no more than providing forms. In our computer age that's ridiculous. I've found that many of these documents are now available on computer software and I can print them on my own little home computer.
Attorneys are nothing more than purveyors of forms.
One attorney I saw for a living trust did nothing more than take down the information and input it into his computer. In fact, the dictionary defines a lawyer as one whose profession is to give legal advice and assistance to clients. To illustrate this misconception, we once had a gentlemen walk into our office and propose to our secretary that, without telling me, she should print out a living trust at the computer. Fortunately, the secretary refused. Simply put, form books or computer forms are not a substitute for a good attorney who sells advice.