Saw a great comment today by a lawyer who is struggling hard to solve a very difficult (and, now, expensive) estate administration problem involving title to real property.
The problem was created by the now-deceased parents of his clients; those parents probably saved all of a few hundred bucks on lawyer fees by doing their own estate planning.
The lawyer's comment:
"You don't always get what you pay for, but you seldom get what you don't pay for."
The problem was created by the now-deceased parents of his clients; those parents probably saved all of a few hundred bucks on lawyer fees by doing their own estate planning.
The lawyer's comment:
"You don't always get what you pay for, but you seldom get what you don't pay for."
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