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A buyer and seller in a Texas transaction both agree they want to use a contract form created by a paralegal working in the buyer's attorney's office. The attorney has reviewed and approved the contract. Does this satisfy the attorney-drafted exception to TREC's mandatory use requirement?

Correct Answer

C) Yes, because the attorney reviewed and approved the paralegal's work product

An attorney may supervise and approve work done by support staff, including paralegals. When the attorney reviews, approves, and takes responsibility for the contract, it is considered attorney-drafted for purposes of the TREC exception.

Answer Options
A
No, because only a licensed attorney can draft the contract, not a paralegal
B
No, because the exception only applies when the seller's attorney drafts the contract
C
Yes, because the attorney reviewed and approved the paralegal's work product
D
Yes, but only if the paralegal is also a licensed real estate professional

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