On 27/03/2026 19:52, Roger Hayter wrote:wrote:
On 27 Mar 2026 at 19:04:34 GMT, "Norman Wells" <hex@unseen.ac.am>
On 27/03/2026 15:14, Roland Perry wrote:
Turns out that the allegedly local will-writer is outsourcing the
work to a bunch of lazy numpties in Merseyside, so that's another
nail in the coffin of trying to employ so-called 'professionals'.
Then do it yourself.
Unless you fear making catastrophic errors with no-one else to
blame, of course.
That is poor advice, even to a solicitor (which I don't believe
Roland is) unless practising in that field. Akin to treating one's
own significant illness.
Actually, it's very good advice because the proviso should always
apply. Which is why I put it in.
But it does depend on having some trust in and respect for
professionals, with whom Roland, on his own admission, has had the
most appalling, continuing and incredible bad luck over the past few
years, so may well be missing.
Can anyone tell me why my post has just been rejected for being
'off-topic' please when it is just legal advice, and sound at that?
On 27/03/2026 19:52, Roger Hayter wrote:wrote:
On 27 Mar 2026 at 19:04:34 GMT, "Norman Wells" <hex@unseen.ac.am>
On 27/03/2026 15:14, Roland Perry wrote:
Turns out that the allegedly local will-writer is outsourcing the
work to a bunch of lazy numpties in Merseyside, so that's another
nail in the coffin of trying to employ so-called 'professionals'.
Then do it yourself.
Unless you fear making catastrophic errors with no-one else to
blame, of course.
That is poor advice, even to a solicitor (which I don't believe
Roland is) unless practising in that field. Akin to treating one's
own significant illness.
Actually, it's very good advice because the proviso should always
apply. Which is why I put it in.
But it does depend on having some trust in and respect for
professionals, with whom Roland, on his own admission, has had the
most appalling, continuing and incredible bad luck over the past few
years, so may well be missing.
On 28 Mar 2026 at 18:14:05 GMT, "Norman Wells" <hex@unseen.ac.am> wrote:
Can anyone tell me why my post has just been rejected for being
'off-topic' please when it is just legal advice, and sound at that?
On 27/03/2026 19:52, Roger Hayter wrote:wrote:
On 27 Mar 2026 at 19:04:34 GMT, "Norman Wells" <hex@unseen.ac.am>
On 27/03/2026 15:14, Roland Perry wrote:
Turns out that the allegedly local will-writer is outsourcing the
work to a bunch of lazy numpties in Merseyside, so that's another
nail in the coffin of trying to employ so-called 'professionals'.
Then do it yourself.
Unless you fear making catastrophic errors with no-one else to
blame, of course.
That is poor advice, even to a solicitor (which I don't believe
Roland is) unless practising in that field. Akin to treating one's
own significant illness.
Actually, it's very good advice because the proviso should always
apply. Which is why I put it in.
But it does depend on having some trust in and respect for
professionals, with whom Roland, on his own admission, has had the
most appalling, continuing and incredible bad luck over the past few
years, so may well be missing.
It is possible I suppose that you don't actually know when you are being offensively sarcastic? Or, indeed, sarcastically offensive??
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