ProDoc releases regular updates to our subscribers to keep your forms current with changing legislation, case law, agency rules changes, etc. The following provides a brief description of the recent updates released and sent automatically, at no cost to you.

ProDoc Joins West, a Thomson Reuters Business

UNIVERSAL CITY, TEXAS – April 30, 2008

West - the foremost provider of information, services and software to the legal market and part of Thomson Reuters - has acquired ProDoc.

West brings to ProDoc substantial resources that will enable ProDoc to further develop its content and offerings for small firms and solo practitioners and to deliver its expertise more broadly and deeply into the legal market.

This acquisition provides exciting possibilities to build on the considerable success ProDoc has already achieved and the reputation ProDoc enjoys among the small firms and solo practitioners who rely on its expertise to shape their business decisions. While the essential mission of ProDoc will remain intact, its reach, resources and ability to further develop that mission will increase.

ProDoc’s offerings are a strategic fit with West’s product lines. Combining ProDoc’s content with West’s market-leading forms products will enable West to better serve its customers by strengthening its offerings in many jurisdictions.

Operations of ProDoc will remain in Universal City.

ProDoc Releases Florida May 2008 Volume Enhancements and WebUpdate Feature

We sent ProDoc customers significant enhancements this month.

The volume updates were for Family Law, Litigation, Probate, and Business Organizations.

Additionally, this shipment contained our much anticipated WebUpdate feature. This feature enables your ProDoc software to update itself over the Internet. When activated, almost all software and volume updating will thereafter occur automatically in the background for you.

Finally, we added several user-requested features in the ProDoc software.

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ProDoc Releases Texas March 2008 Volume Enhancements and WebUpdate Feature

We sent ProDoc customers this shipment containing updates to four volumes: Family Law, Litigation, Adoptions, and Business Organizations.

Additionally, this shipment contained our much anticipated WebUpdate feature. This feature enables your ProDoc software to automatically update itself over the Internet. When activated, almost all software and volume updating will thereafter occur automatically in the background for you.

Finally, we added several user-requested features in the ProDoc software and in the Family Law PowerPack.

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ProDoc Releases California February 2008 Legislative Update

This update contained legislative updates to four volumes, as well as non-legislative updates to our Lipman's Wills and Trusts volume.

The four volumes affected are Family Law, Probate, Real Estate, and Small Estate Wills.

We also updated local forms for 22 California counties.

Finally, the shipment featured the debut of our WebUpdate feature. This feature enables ProDoc to automatically update itself when users start ProDoc. Now, we can automatically provide users their updates to the ProDoc document assembly program, as well as to the ProDoc volumes and PowerPacks to which users subscribe.

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ProDoc Releases January 2008 Update

We updated 54 forms and added 36 new forms in four volumes for this shipment. These changes to three of the volumes affected were due primarily to the 2007 FLSSI¹ update, which we received too late to include in the December 2007 shipment.

The volumes affected were: Lipman's Wills & Trusts, FLSSI¹ Guardianship, FLSSI¹ Probate, and FLSSI¹ Real Estate.

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ProDoc Releases Massive December 2007 Update for California Volumes

We updated 248 forms and added 129 in this update, affecting every ProDoc California volume. Much of the update was pursuant to 2007 legislation effective January 1, 2008.

The volumes affected were: Attorney-Client Matters, Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, Real Estate, and Wills.

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ProDoc Releases December 2007 Update/Revisions to Seven Texas Volumes

We updated 202 forms in seven ProDoc volumes and added eight new forms for this update. The changes were pursuant primarily to legislative and agency changes. The volumes affected were:

Adoptions and Paternity, Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, Probate, Real Estate, Federal Criminal Defense.

We also updated the Family Law PowerPack with the 2008 tax charts from the Office of the Texas Attorney General.

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ProDoc Releases December 2007 Update/Revisions to Seven Florida Volumes

We updated 207 forms in seven ProDoc volumes for this update, some of which were due to new legislation effective January 1, 2008.

Those seven volumes affected were: Family Law, Litigation, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, FLSSI¹ Probate, FLSSI¹Real Estate, Florida Criminal Defense, and Federal Criminal Defense.

Additionally, we updated the Family Law PowerPack.

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ProDoc Releases Our California January 2007 Update

In this shipment we updated the following volumes: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, and Small Estate Wills.

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¹ This document-assembly system is not a product of the State Bar of Texas and is not endorsed by the state bar. The material in this system is provided by ProDoc, Inc. under a license from the State Bar of Texas, which took no part in producing the system. The license agreement between ProDoc, Inc. and the State Bar of Texas contains specific disclaimers of the State Bar’s liability with regard to the system and its contents, to which interested persons should refer. The material in this system is also contained in Texas Real Estate Forms Manual, Texas Family Law Practice Manual, 2nd ed., Texas Collections Manual, 3rd ed., Texas Foreclosure Manual, 2nd ed., Texas Pattern Jury Charges, published by the State Bar of Texas, and is intended for use in conjunction with those publications.