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Originally Posted by blazey
Yes I know how paying a solicitor and a barrister works, I am not completely unaware of the system. However, some legally qualified workers class themselves as lawyers also, and yet arent necessarily barristers and solicitors, and there are lawyers that are honest and do things that are not as public as barristers and solicitors.
I'm sure that although you have paid hefty fee's to your legal advisers that you have been advised mostly well in the past rather than bad advice? If a solicitor or barrister doesnt do as good a job as possible for you then you can bring claims against him or her through the right governing body, so surely you could not have had bad services?
There are plenty of people that overcharge for their profession, dentists for example, but more often than not you are satisfied with the work they've done rather than dissatisfied.
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It was uneccessary advice it was the way the system was deveoped by the lawyers, you had to pay thm to rubber stamp things invented by them, thank god they are know in danger of loosing their 'bread and butter' trade , house sales, a monkey could convey a house you do not need them.
Why do you think it was a closed shop for hundreds of years, with son following father etc, no matter how thick or stupid they were. the practice is now being 'opened up thank's to education best of luck to you blazey, but if I had my time over I would join the 'dying trade' undertaking, all you need is a miserable demeanour and a long face, such as mine
