In this week’s two-minute tip, Tisha explains the effect of skimming a document using chopped cashews. Yes, cashews. You’ll be amazed at what a difference a comma can make. Click the screenshot below to watch.
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brilliant demonstration…you continue to make legal-ease clear and comprehensible.
Love these 2-minute tips.
Hi Tisha, I’m a California resident probating my recently deceased mom’s estate (also was a CA resident.) I’m using Nolo Press’ book and doing it myself. They suggest that I have an attorney check it before I distribute the assets, which I would like to do.
Here’s my question: Can you do that for me even tho you are a Texas attorney? Or do you recommend that I work with a CA lawyer?