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The Legal Document Playbook
by Mark Sias
Most people don't need a $2,500 attorney. They need to know which document they need, what goes in it, and where to file it.The Legal Document Playbook is hosted by Mark and Grace Sias, owners of Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers. Grace is a commissioned Florida notary and licensed insurance agent. Mark is a retired critical care nurse turned notary entrepreneur. Together they've prepared thousands of documents for families across the country — quitclaim and Lady Bird deeds, last wills, powers of attorney, advance directives, living trusts, uncontested divorce packets, and everything in between.Each episode breaks down one document or one situation in plain English: what it does, when it makes sense, what it costs, the mistakes that get filings rejected, and when you genuinely do need an attorney (they'll tell you).Expect real questions from real clients — the daughter trying to keep Mom's house out of probate, the couple splitting amicably who don't want to spend $6,000 doing
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Most people don't need a $2,500 attorney. They need to know which document they need, what goes in it, and where to file it.The Legal Document Playbook is hosted by Mark and Grace Sias, owners of Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers. Grace is a commissioned Florida notary and licensed insurance agent. Mark is a retired critical care nurse turned notary entrepreneur. Together they've prepared thousands of documents for families across the country — quitclaim and Lady Bird deeds, last wills, powers of attorney, advance directives, living trusts, uncontested divorce packets, and everything in between.Each episode breaks down one document or one situation in plain English: what it does, when it makes sense, what it costs, the mistakes that get filings rejected, and when you genuinely do need an attorney (they'll tell you).Expect real questions from real clients — the daughter trying to keep Mom's house out of probate, the couple splitting amicably who don't want to spend $6,000 doing
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