You make a strong case for why it is appropriate to draw the line between the sale of DIY kits and non-lawyers assisting in their use. The balance between consumer protection and access to affordable legal services is crucial. I agree that one of the main issues with DIY kits is the potential for consumers to create legally ineffective documents due to a lack of understanding of legal complexities.

However, do you think there are ways to mitigate these risks while still allowing some form of non-lawyer assistance, such as limited guidance on the procedural aspects without giving legal advice?

I would like your thoughts on whether such an approach could balance access and protection.