Great response, Trevor. I apologize- i noted to myself to come back and try to answer this but i would have never been able to word it as elegantly as Trevor did anyway!

Thanks ^redacted‌. I also support ^redacted‌'s legal advice specific to this instance and regarding any contractually-binding legal document. Unless one is an attorney or is using an attorney-drafted legal document for a standard, repetitive activity, I always believe there is a long-term cost-savings in having a competent attorney at least review, prior to execution, any document that would contractually bind one or more parties in a transaction. Competent counsel will identify and assess risks potentially not considered that provide more informed decision-making.