There are instances when a lawyer may or may not be
necessary for a dispute and it’s really up to you to decide if hiring a lawyer
is the best option for your legal matter.
For example, a person may be getting sued and is served with
copious amount of paperwork. The documents themselves are confusing and the
person who is served is unsure about the appropriate steps. Hiring a lawyer may
prove to be useful in this case because he/she can carefully go over the documents and
provide sound legal counsel and representation.
Alternatively, if you have a firm understanding of the legal
process and its implications, hiring a lawyer may not be entirely necessary.
For instance, when filing for the divorce, the couple may not have any
children, substantial assets, or other pressure issues. In this case, a lawyer
may not be necessary and the couple and go through the process by themselves.
Ultimately, it’s up to your judgment regarding your comfort
level with the legal process. In any case, having a consultation with a lawyer
about your situation may prove to be a useful asset as there may be unforeseeable
and complex issues that you may not have considered in the case.
Have the Riverside Lawyer
Referral Service refer you to an experienced lawyer to evaluate your situation.
For alternative bar associations, consider one of the
following:
The materials in this blog are for informational purposes
only, and are not guaranteed to be correct, complete, or current, and should
not be relied on as legal advice. You should consult with a lawyer if you need
help with a legal matter and not rely on anything you read on this blog or
elsewhere on the web.
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