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| "I ended up trying to stick the pad of post-its back together so we could use them." Wow, you guys must buy some really expensive post-its. Seems a trivial price to pay to help a paying client regardless of how thoughtless he may have been while filling out some paperwork. Why didn't you have an aide run the paperwork to the father's office or home? Who's idea was it to have the father come to your office? I can vividly remember many times when I'd get a call for some signatures and managed to have my kids with me. Usually one of the receptionists would immediately take charge of the kids without asking. Many times they just sat bouncing on the knee of one of the partners while we all exchanged lies and generally did our business. Typically a couple of legal pads were forfeited. Other times a couple of dry erase markers and a white board were tossed into the volcano of sacrifice. |