"Always get an experienced lawyer to review paperwork you sign." Always make sure you read, understand and question what the experience lawyer is telling or su

"Always get an experienced lawyer to review paperwork you sign." Always make sure you read, understand and question what the experience lawyer is telling or suggesting to you. Don't assume they will catch everything and/or will not make mistakes. They do and they will. Even jockey for who gets to draw up the agreement first. From my experience (others may differ in opinion although I'd like Grellas to weigh in on this one) it pays to have your attorney draw up the agreements (even at added expense). Then it's up to the other side to catch any issues and it's hard for the other side to insert things without you noticing (because they stand out as insertion and are obvious).