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At a training session in Aurora, Casey Foster wants to draft a complex custom legal remedy clause for the parties without involving counsel. Which answer is correct?

Correct Answer

D) The broker should avoid drafting complex legal provisions and should instead direct the parties to an attorney for legal drafting or interpretation.

Illinois brokers may use approved forms in practice, but drafting or interpreting special legal provisions crosses into attorney territory.

Answer Options
A
The broker should freely draft any custom legal clause because Illinois licenses brokers to practice law in transactions.
B
The broker should ignore the issue and leave the form incomplete, as this answer frames the Illinois rule.
C
The broker should ask the title closer to create the clause after closing.
D
The broker should avoid drafting complex legal provisions and should instead direct the parties to an attorney for legal drafting or interpretation.

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