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After we got the deck looking pretty spiffy, we all went off in search of cushions for the deck chairs. A cushion specialty place on Broadway wanted $99 *each* for chair cushions. We laughed. We left. We ended up finding some nice ones at Lowe's, for $25 each. We ran some other errands, went for lunch at a forgettable Mexican restaurant, and then came back here to enjoy a beer on the new deck with the neighbors.
Oh, and I talked on the phone to several people, in regards to the estate stuff. The lawyer is now wanting me to sign onto 8-9K worth of service, which I don't believe that I even need, now that I have my letters testamentary.
You choice on the lawyer thing seems reasonable. Frankly probably what the guy is going to do for you for that 8-9K is setup and keep a neat set of files. As long as you keep a neat set of files of the paperwork and document everything you can do that yourself. BUT I can tell you from both one personal experience with my family, and having experienced some problems with other estates with church issues, those files are absolutely necessary.
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Be very careful with this legal stuff. Someone is going to be on the short end of the stick. I think lots of families have these problems------money makes people do and say some strange things. Unless you have an air tight will. I don't really know if there is such a thing. Now that I wrote that I'm not sure I understand what the legal rub is?
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