Perfect Attorney Platinum

Price: $9.99

Create personal and small business legal documents and save $1,000s in preparation feesContains forms, self-help multimedia video, legal advice, tutorials and much moreMake your own wills, living wills and trusts and create general and medical Powers of Attorney.Create thousands of forms valid in all 50 states.Locate documents easily using the convenient legal descriptive search feature
Perfect Attorney Platinum is an extensive legal self-help program to let you create your own legal documents and save on costly legal document preparation fees. Learn from experts technical terms & legal strategies, how to select an attorney and more. Locate documents easily using the convenient legal descriptive search feature. Includes do-it-yourself wills and trusts, copyright, no fault divorce, real estate leases, purchases or sales, general or health care powers of attorney, thousands of legally binding forms valid in all 50 states and much more. Perfect for almost any personal or business need. Create employment or service contracts Generate a promissory note or release of debt Learn how to repair your credit and protect yourself against identity theft using convenient tutorials View powerful self-help videos on wills, trusts and powers of attorney System requirements - Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 with SP4, XP, CD-ROM Drive, Microsoft compatible mouse and mouse; Sound card recommended

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