How to Find Free Legal Advice
If you have a legal problem or question, you may want some professional advice. If you don't wish to put out any money, you can find free legal advice. The advice you receive can help you decide if you have a case that needs to be settled through the courts.
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Use a law website. The Law Guru and The Law websites have legal research and attorneys online to give out free legal advice.
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Email or call an attorney. Find an attorney's email or phone number online and pose your legal query to them. They may reply with a quick response instead of having you come in for a legal consultation.
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Check online forums. Law forums, like the ones found on World Law Direct, allow users to discuss their legal problems with lawyers throughout the country.
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Go in for a free consultation with a lawyer. Before a lawyer requires a retainer, they may offer a chance for you to come in at no cost to see whether or not you have a case.
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Look through law books. Go to the library and ask the librarian to direct you to the section of law books. Look through current editions to find information on your legal problem.
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Tips & Warnings
You should always get a second opinion if you are unsure about the validity of the free legal advice that you receive.
If you need a lawyer to represent you in a criminal matter and you can not afford one, you will be provided with representation at no cost.
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Kelley Fulmer
Mar 01, 2011
This person is using her first name with mine and my husbands last name. She has never been married to him or even had a relationship with him. The only common bond she has with him is the child they had after 1 sexual encounter. Now she is using this fake name and saying she is his spouse and also I receive unwanted mail at my address, where she has never been a resident. I've lived in my home going on 2 years now, and I've been married to my husband for the last 5 years, so this is something that she has done recently since I moved here. Isn't illegal for her to use our last name as hers, and isnt it illegal for her to claim she is my husband's spouse and using our address? Oh, and when I went to the white pages site, I looked up my husbands name and she was listed as his family member, and I wasnt even on it at all. She has never even lived with him. They had sex 1 time and she... -
Anneliese Pracz
Oct 28, 2010
I think my husband's ex-wife is using our address as hers, and I just found out on white pages that if I type my home phone# it shows my husband's and her name on my address, also we had a couple of calls from debt collectors wanting to talk to her. She doesn't even live in GA, so can she use someone elses address and get away with that? and what can I do to clear her name from my address?
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barb1968
Oct 20, 2009
We let our house go to foreclosure so we would have the monkey off our back but now after checking our credit reports we found that the 2nd lien holder wants to be paid... We are currently trying to sell our primary home but why if we get nothing... How do we get out from under the Pennsylvania home that was foreclosed on??? thanks barb 1918
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lacordova
Jan 27, 2009
My son has a father whom pays child support whenever he deems fit to. He signed to have my son have his last name only to put me through a paternity test nine months later. He sees my son maybe two or three times a year. My father passed away a month ago, he lived for my son. I would like information on how to begin the process to legally change my son's last name to my father's and mine.
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lacordova
Jan 27, 2009
My son has a father whom pays child support whenever he deems fit to. He signed to have my son have his last name only to put me through a paternity test nine months later. He sees my son maybe two or three times a year. My father passed away a month ago, he lived for my son. I would like information on how to begin the process to legally change my son's last name to my father's and mine.
