Every day millions of Americans have questions regarding legal situations. These questions can be regarding any number of matters including health care, civil rights, will and estates, divorce, employment, finance, fraud and more. You can often get your questions answered without hiring an attorney. One source of information is the Internet. Here is how to ask legal questions online.
Think through your legal question or questions carefully so you are clear in what you are asking. You might want to write them down.
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Make sure your question is a legal matter. You should not ask a personal opinion question or an entertainment question. All questions should be related to matters of the law. The question should be about contract, constitutional, trust, criminal, property, administrative or an international law matter.
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Visit sites online that specialize in answering legal questions to see if your question has already been answered. Some sites to check include; US Legal, Law Guru, Avvo Answers and Just Answer (see Resources). These sites have categories for different areas of law with commonly asked questions.
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Ask your question in the fields provided at the US Legal, Law Guru, Avvo Answers and Just Answer sites if you do not see an answer to your question in the category section. Allow a few days for an answer.
Tips & Warnings
These sites are free.
These sites answer legal questions but do not provide legal counsel.
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