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The general practice of law ranges from civil matters, such as divorce, to criminal defense, such as defending someone who was charged with a DUI offense. It also involves giving legal advice and arguing cases in court. 3 of 4 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice about 1 year ago. 
Written by Kevin Drew Balkwill
Attorneys have ethical obligations in every aspect of their profession, including the way clients are billed for services. Ethical billing practices ensure that both the attorney and the client reach a level of satisfaction that is fair to both. Posted in General Practice 4 months ago. Jurisdiction: Tennessee 
Written by Daniel William Anderson
You work hard for your money and you are entitled to keep attorneys’ fees and costs to a minimum. The following suggestions may help you accomplish this goal when working with your attorney in providing you with legal services. Posted in General Practice about 1 year ago. 
Written by John Thomas Gosselin
Advice for notary publics on how to take a proper jurat. 0 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice about 1 year ago. 
Written by Kevin W. Davidson
Is my jewelry covered under a homeowner's policy? What's covered and what's not? How much coverage is there? Some say covered, some say not covered, some say $1000 is the limit, $1000? $1500? $2500? Lets put some guesses aside and look at how to determine coverages for jewelry. 2 of 5 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice about 1 year ago. Jurisdiction: Federal 
Written by Irina Semyonovna Puhachevsky
To legally change your name in CA you will need to file Petition for a Change of Name. If you want to go back to your maiden name when you are getting divorced, you can usually do so as part of the divorce proceedings. 5 of 13 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice about 1 year ago. Jurisdiction: California 
Written by Bruce Leonard Beal
Client techniques to control legal fees. Posted in General Practice 5 months ago. Jurisdiction: Federal
Written by Eli Zev Ilionsky
Many people have misconceptions about court appointed attorneys. This primer explains the different circumstances which allow you to have a court appointed attorney and when this option is not available. 2 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice 11 months ago. Jurisdiction: Texas 
Written by Glen Edward Ashman
Consider a lawyer's reputation and not just his fees. Recommendations from a friend are a good starting point. A site like Avvo is a great resource. And see whether you initial call is answered or returned in a reasonable time period. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. 
Written by Ronald Anthony Sarno
This is an introduction for non lawyers to the various courts, what they do and what issues they hear. It is a guide to provide a simple explanation of what often can be quite complex. Every state has its own court system; the one in your home state may be different than what is described here. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. 
Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
It is always best to have an attorney represent you in Court on any matter. When you go to Court for the first time, the prosecutor may try and get as much information from you as possible. The prosecution is not your friend and anything you say to him or her can be used against you. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado
Written by Ronald Anthony Sarno
A guide to what services lawyers provide, when to hire them, and when to go pro se. Also when it will not cost you immediate payment to hire a lawyer. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. 
Written by Adrianos Matthew Facchetti
There are many reasons why a lawyer or attorney is unlikely to take your case. However, I am going to focus on the three most common reasons for purposes of this legal guide. The last one is something that most attorneys will never admit, but it is absolutely true. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Federal 
Written by J.D. Smith
The very nature of automobile related cases often requires expert testimony. The highly technical and specialized knowledge required to provide meaningful testimony regarding automobiles, accidents, and injuries demands it. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Washington 
Written by Gordon Ralph Levinson
This article gives advice on how to select a lawyer to represent you. 4 of 6 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice 10 months ago. 
Written by David H. Charlip
There are a lot of lawyers out there. How do you know which one is right for you? It’s hard enough to choose anything in a time of personal or professional crisis, the task of finding an attorney can seem insurmountable. Here are some steps to take when you need to hire an attorney. Posted in General Practice 9 months ago. 
Written by Eric J. Menhart
Occasionally, clients have questions about hourly billing and want to know how to keep their costs as low as possible without sacrificing the quality professional services to which they are accustomed. This short article is intended to answer some of those questions. Posted in General Practice 7 months ago. 
Written by Fran Brochstein
YOU ONLY GET ONE CHANCE TO MAKE A FIRST IMPRESSION! 1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice 7 months ago.
Written by Alan James Brinkmeier
Going to the courthouse to speak with a judge is going to cause even the most outgoing person some anxiety. At court, disputes of all types are handled. If you are going there it is a good bet you are involved in or have some role is a dispute. This guide gives some hints how to talk with the judge 8 of 14 users found this helpful. Posted in General Practice 7 months ago. |
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