New Book Explains How Consumers Can Waste an Average of $23,000 in Legal Fees

Released on: September 13, 2013, 11:59 am
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New book by Tom Cox (free today on Amazon) tackles how to avoid paying these unnecessary fees so money can be spent on something that's more important like a kid's education or help with a new home purchase.

Sacramento, CA, -- /EPR NETWORK/ -- According to research, "Estate Planning Attorneys would rather just write up a will for few bucks now so they can make a bundle on probate legal fees later." In his new book, "The 5-Minute California Living Trust" (free today on Amazon), Author & Non-Lawyer Tom Cox breaks down the legalease into plain English on how to avoid these unneeded legal fees entirely.

The average person pays $23,000 in legal fees during probate. These are attorney fees that are completely unnecessary and avoidable. The 5-Minute California Living Trust shows how to avoid probate and take that $23,000 and put it into something more important, like your kids' or grandkids' college education or down payment for a new home.

"The 5-Minute California Living Trust" is Free Today on Amazon at: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EV44WPA

For learn more, visit ZipLegal.org, the Home of the 5-Minute California Living Trust: http://www.ZipLegal.org

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