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Getting advice from the clerk behind the counter is a big mistake. Filing the form may be all that's required from their end, but that may not be all that's re

Getting advice from the clerk behind the counter is a big mistake. Filing the form may be all that's required from their end, but that may not be all that's required by law. It sounds like you failed to communicate effectively with your lawyer to get the advice you needed. And that's what it is: advice. You can choose to accept or reject the advice since you are the one who is taking the actions.

StavrosK 16y ago
On what grounds would I choose to reject it? I'm paying him to give me advice because he's the one who knows how these things work, if I knew what to do I wouldn't need him. By that logic, in the end it all comes down on the GP's "never accept the word of a lawyer on anything".