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December 12, 2007

Warning: Don't Make Your "Worst" Buy at "Best Buy"

I was walking around in the electronics store, Best Buy, yesterday doing a little Christmas shopping. I stumbled across software called, Quicken Willmaker Plus 2008.

First of all, you're asking for big-time trouble if you engage in the preparation of Louisiana estate planning legal documents without good legal advice. Second, as I was perusing the packaging box of this software, I noticed the small print that states, "Estate Planning Documents Not Valid In Louisiana."

My question, of course, is, "WHY IN THE WORLD IS "BEST BUY" AND "QUICKEN" SELLING WILL PREPARATION SOFTWARE TO LOUISIANA CONSUMERS WHEN THEY ADMIT THAT THEIR DOCUMENTS ARE NOT VALID IN LOUISIANA?"

Although I'm not a litigation attorney, I smell a class action. Any thoughts?

PAR

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