> * get comfortable reading legal documents, this will allow you to have more intelligent conversations with your attorney Another tip. Hire an attor

> * get comfortable reading legal documents, this will allow you to have more intelligent conversations with your attorney Another tip. Hire an attorney who will teach you how to do this effectively. A simple rule of thumb is to consult with an attorney when you don't understand something. A good attorney will walk you through the issue, explain the possible ramifications, and (most importantly!) show you the standard response(s). Next time you can do it yourself. Also, you'll ask more focused questions the next time a novel issue pops up on that topic. That also saves money. In summary, think of your attorney as a mentor not a robot to provide legal advice.