It is not likely that you'll have the same person review your return as you spoke with previously if you opt to have a final live review.
The process for the live review is interactive, so you will have a chance to explain why you've taken the position that you have and the expert reviewing your return will have a chance to explain to you the reasons they do (or don't) agree with your position.
At the end of the day, you are preparing your return yourself and signing it as "self-prepared" and its up to you whether you follow the advice given by the expert or experts with whom you have consulted.
A number of areas of tax are subject to some different interpretations and can be presented in multiple ways on a tax return. If your situation is one of these, your expert can assist you in understanding what you need to do to document the position you are taking on the return in the case of a later IRS inquiry.
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