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Provide Digital Document Storage of Your Arizona Gun Trust Documents. After the trustmaker and trustee(s) sign the Gun Trust Agreement and the Certification of Trust and you send the entire signed documents to Xxxxxxx Xxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, we will scan your documents and keep them in our digital document management system in case you lose your original documents and all copies. We require payment in advance before we provide any services. Unless there are unforeseen costs (for example you want us to send documents to you via FedEx) or developments or you hire us for additional services (at our current hourly rates), the amount you agree to pay in this Agreement will be the only amount you pay us for our Gun Trust services. We will send itemized invoices. You agree to pay any unpaid amount within ten days after we mail the invoice. If you do not pay an invoice within thirty days, we may charge interest on unpaid amounts at the rate of 1.5% per month, and we may terminate our services and/or withdraw from further representation of the company. The entire amount you pay KEYTLaw, LLC, for fees and costs is nonrefundable, but you may nevertheless discharge KEYTLaw, LLC, and Xxxxxxx Xxxx at any time and in 01/20/2013 that event you may be entitled to a refund of all or part of the fee based upon the value of the representation. The person who pays our fees and costs by credit card confirms that the company that issued the credit card allows charges for future services, costs and expenses. We are not acting as your attorney in advising you with respect to this Agreement because we would have a conflict of interest in doing so. You authorize the Firm and the Apple Law Firm to split all fees payable under this Agreement. Although we intend to maintain in digital format all signed documents you send to us, we do not guaranty that we will be able maintain your documents forever. You agree that we are not responsible for any harm you may suffer arising from our failure to maintain and deliver to you any documents you deliver to us for digital storage.
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