Prepaid Legal Services??

I am thinking of signing up for prepaid legal to save on cost and have ready access to a local attorney for what seems to be a song. $26.95 or something like that per month.

Anyone else out there use this service?

Experiences either positive or negative?

I heard they also have tons of contracts that you can access on-line. I would think that would be extremely valuable as well!

Comments(7)

  • InActive_Account27th January, 2004

    I was a member of PPL but dropped out after 6 months because my provider law firm was 100 miles from my www.home.They decided that my needs and calls were www.unimportant.Customer service at PPL was also unresponsive in remeding the situation.

  • mgraval27th January, 2004

    I currently subscribe to a service, but they will only handle real estate matters on my primary residence, not my rentals. All in all I still think it is a bargain.

  • fmmp27th January, 2004

    I am also a member but haven't attempted to use them for anything pertaining to RE. They have assisted me tremendously in other leagal areas. You can't beat the monthly price!

  • gamado27th January, 2004

    I used em for business once, and i ended up having to go to trial, where they sent a 25 year old lawyer straight out of school who had NO idea what was going on, nor how to try the case.

    Naturally, I lost, and ended up having to pay damages of over 5K.

    Cheap is dear. or You get what you pay for.

    Lesson learned

  • nebulousd27th January, 2004

    got em,
    not very creative down there though when it comes to real estate.
    They do service better in other areas though.

  • JeffAdams27th January, 2004

    I wouldnt waste my time. Get out there and do some deals. Learn how to buy and sell in a trust.

    If you operate professionally, you should be fine!


    Best Riches,
    Jeffrey Adam
    [addsig]

  • JohnMerchant28th January, 2004

    I'm going to lock this topic because all too often discussion re PPL ends up with some member of it, hustling or advertising its value, etc.

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