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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! (NT) Posted by JK (the other JK) on June 24, 2009 at 10:37 AM In Reply to: Re: Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! (NT) posted by larrywwww on June 24, 2009 at 9:07 AM : Thanks for the sarcasm, Rick. I am an attorney with 25 years of : experience. You are not. Specifying all of the exceptions : to the above rule would not exactly be practical on a public : website, would it? Plus, I would like to encourage posters : to use Ward's training. : In any case, I know that Ward, at least, : has a law degree, not to mention many years of experience in the field. : My question for you: So what exactly qualifies you as an expert in probate? : Practically everyone else who qualifies as an expert : in this field is an attorney or otherwise has a legal background. : If you do not have a legal background, then you have never handled : a probate case, right? : IMHO, a lack of any legal training WIPES OFF! WIPES OFF WIPES! any : claims to special expertise. Flame on. I'd think an attorney with 25 years of experience would have a little thicker skin. I don't think Rick was flaming you, just pointing out a very important distinction. As for what qualifies him as probate expert, his deals speak for themselves. You think passing a bar exam elevates you to some expert level? Some of the brokest and dumbest people I know have a law degree. I tend to agree with the very wealthy sales trainer Tom Hopkins -- "You are as professional as your bank account". Follow Ups: Re: Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! (NT) larrywwww 7:22 AM, 06/26/09 (1) Re: Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! Wipes OFF! (NT) JK (the other JK) 10:04 AM, 06/27/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Thanks for the sarcasm, Rick. I am an attorney with 25 years of : : experience. You are not. Specifying all of the exceptions : : to the above rule would not exactly be practical on a public : : website, would it? Plus, I would like to encourage posters : : to use Ward's training. : : In any case, I know that Ward, at least, : : has a law degree, not to mention many years of experience in the field. : : My question for you: So what exactly qualifies you as an expert in probate? : : Practically everyone else who qualifies as an expert : : in this field is an attorney or otherwise has a legal background. : : If you do not have a legal background, then you have never handled : : a probate case, right? : : IMHO, a lack of any legal training WIPES OFF! WIPES OFF WIPES! any : : claims to special expertise. Flame on. : I'd think an attorney with 25 years of experience would have a little thicker skin. I don't think Rick was flaming you, just pointing out a very important distinction. As for what qualifies him as probate expert, his deals speak for themselves. You think passing a bar exam elevates you to some expert level? Some of the brokest and dumbest people I know have a law degree. I tend to agree with the very wealthy sales trainer Tom Hopkins -- "You are as professional as your bank account". [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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