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Tony Marcelle
  • Bessemer, AL
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Can I get probate leads from my Legal Shield attorney?

Tony Marcelle
  • Bessemer, AL
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This is something I was quite curious about just recently. I figure since I am already a Legal Shield member paying for a monthly subscription to get legal advice, what harm could it do to contact a probate attorney in my Legal Shield network to snag some probate leads? Or is this not the way to go about getting probate leads from an attorney? I see a benefit for the both of us. I have access to cash to buy plenty of homes, and the attorneys have clients who have homes they need to sell to settle the estate which is how the attorneys get paid. Having a cash buyer on hand to buy their clients properties should be a win for them and me too if I can get the property cheap enough.

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