How does attorney fees work for non criminal matters?
Q. I asked this question in a different way, and I neglected to explain that it's not a law suit case, so 'contingency' is probably not an option. My question is: If a potential client doesn't have the entire retainers fee up front for an attorney, is there a way that an attorney can start representing the client with some sort of a guarantee that he/she will be paid? Is there a form of written agreement that can be drawn up between the attorney and the potential client?
Asked by Reflexions P - Sat Oct 10 15:33:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An attorney is free to draw up a contract that allows for a certain amount down and certain amounts to be paid at various intervals. Some attorneys will do this with certain types of matters. It is virtually never done in bankruptcy cases and it is reluctantly done in cases involving the courts as there is no guarantee that the attorney will be allowed to exit the case should the client not pay.
Answered by evilattorney - Sun Oct 11 02:22:17 2009
Q. I asked this question in a different way, and I neglected to explain that it's not a law suit case, so 'contingency' is probably not an option. My question is: If a potential client doesn't have the entire retainers fee up front for an attorney, is there a way that an attorney can start representing the client with some sort of a guarantee that he/she will be paid? Is there a form of written agreement that can be drawn up between the attorney and the potential client?
Asked by Reflexions P - Sat Oct 10 15:33:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An attorney is free to draw up a contract that allows for a certain amount down and certain amounts to be paid at various intervals. Some attorneys will do this with certain types of matters. It is virtually never done in bankruptcy cases and it is reluctantly done in cases involving the courts as there is no guarantee that the attorney will be allowed to exit the case should the client not pay.
Answered by evilattorney - Sun Oct 11 02:22:17 2009
How quickly do attorney fees accrue on a property that has gone into foreclosure?
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
Q. I am working on a property that is in foreclosure in WA state. It is 2 months into the process, $11,500 in back payments and taxes and a few thousand in attorney fees for the mortgage holder's attorneys. Is there a ballpark estimate of how much attorney fees will be once the 135 days is up and it goes to sale, and is there any formula for calculating the rate of their charges?
Asked by alison a - Tue Sep 4 12:58:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HUD prescribes the attorney fees for a foreclosure. Even if the property is not a HUD property, most foreclosure attorneys bill by HUD guidelines. In NJ where I was involved in foreclosures, atty. fees were $1,200.00 per file. That does not take into account expenses, which can be many times that amount. There is title work, securing the property, taxes, accrued interest etc. which can add significantly to the mortgaged amount. For the specific amount in your case, just look at another judgment from the attorney involved in your foreclosure. They usually bill the same fee on all files if they work in volume. Good luck, I hope this helps.
Answered by Ken - Tue Sep 4 13:16:59 2007
Where can I find an attorney that specializes in indigent criminal defense?
Q. I have a friend who is being wrongly accused of something he hasn't done, and is currently incarcerated behind it. The court appointted attorney that he has, does not have his best interest in mind. The attorney met with my friend once in the last 3 or 4 months and when my friend's family inquire about the case the attorney gives them the run around. My friend and his family can't afford an attorney, so they have pretty much given up hope of him ever coming home. So if there is anyone who knows anyone willing to help my friend, please let me know. Any info or help would be grately appreciated.
Asked by texas_sweetness2001 - Mon Aug 27 13:23:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There aren't criminal attorneys that will take a pro-bono case when there are public defenders to do it. It isn't that the court appointed doesn't have your friend's interest in mind, it is that he has 100 or more other cases, and has to deal with them on the days they come up in court. There is nothing going on with your friend's case - the family will have to wait until the court dates, like everyone else who can't afford an attorney that can hold their hand. If he truly is innocent - it will come out in trial. Harsh reality,and I'm sorry to have to tell you it. Your friend is going to have to reevaluate his life and his friends so that when he does get out, he stays away from the life that has led him to be in the position he is… [cont.]
Answered by allrightythen - Mon Aug 27 13:36:40 2007
Q. I have a friend who is being wrongly accused of something he hasn't done, and is currently incarcerated behind it. The court appointted attorney that he has, does not have his best interest in mind. The attorney met with my friend once in the last 3 or 4 months and when my friend's family inquire about the case the attorney gives them the run around. My friend and his family can't afford an attorney, so they have pretty much given up hope of him ever coming home. So if there is anyone who knows anyone willing to help my friend, please let me know. Any info or help would be grately appreciated.
Asked by texas_sweetness2001 - Mon Aug 27 13:23:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There aren't criminal attorneys that will take a pro-bono case when there are public defenders to do it. It isn't that the court appointed doesn't have your friend's interest in mind, it is that he has 100 or more other cases, and has to deal with them on the days they come up in court. There is nothing going on with your friend's case - the family will have to wait until the court dates, like everyone else who can't afford an attorney that can hold their hand. If he truly is innocent - it will come out in trial. Harsh reality,and I'm sorry to have to tell you it. Your friend is going to have to reevaluate his life and his friends so that when he does get out, he stays away from the life that has led him to be in the position he is… [cont.]
Answered by allrightythen - Mon Aug 27 13:36:40 2007
How do i find a good attorney for labor and employment, wrongful termination in houston Texas?
Q. This is the first time i decide to hire an attorney to handle my case. I wanna know if there are websites for local attorneys rating? or some other sources can help find a good attorney. Or any tips to deal with attorneys?? Thanks Btw, it is not exactly a "wrongful termination" i was forced to worked clock off, given no lunch break during long hours. I reported it to district manager, later i was terminated. they just thought i am troubled,and afraid about i would tell other employees to do the same thing.
Asked by silentpath2003 - Mon Feb 16 23:49:47 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to the texas state bar website. but you have about a 1/1,000% chance on winning a wrongfuf termination lawsuit in Texas. Unless they actually said you were fired due to your race, religion, sex, age or national origin you have no case. Oh yea, you have 180 days to file a claim with the eeoc & texas workforce comission
Answered by Toocan - Mon Feb 16 23:55:59 2009
Q. This is the first time i decide to hire an attorney to handle my case. I wanna know if there are websites for local attorneys rating? or some other sources can help find a good attorney. Or any tips to deal with attorneys?? Thanks Btw, it is not exactly a "wrongful termination" i was forced to worked clock off, given no lunch break during long hours. I reported it to district manager, later i was terminated. they just thought i am troubled,and afraid about i would tell other employees to do the same thing.
Asked by silentpath2003 - Mon Feb 16 23:49:47 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to the texas state bar website. but you have about a 1/1,000% chance on winning a wrongfuf termination lawsuit in Texas. Unless they actually said you were fired due to your race, religion, sex, age or national origin you have no case. Oh yea, you have 180 days to file a claim with the eeoc & texas workforce comission
Answered by Toocan - Mon Feb 16 23:55:59 2009
How can I find an attorney specializing in internet defamation and libel to write a cease and desist letter?
Q. How can I find an attorney specializing in internet defamation and libel to write a cease and desist letter? How can I find an attorney specializing in internet defamation and libel to write a cease and desist letter to a company located in Massachusetts. The material posted on line about me and my company is libel per se.
Asked by Questionasker - Sun May 10 14:43:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the Bar Association in your city and ask for a referral to a libel lawyer. "Internet defamation" is pretty highly specialized, it's not likely you'll find a lawyer who specializes strictly in internet-based cases, but a good libel attorney in general should be able to help you. If you don't know if there is a Bar Association in your area, start with the American Bar Association at
Answered by alicegirl71 - Sun May 10 17:41:42 2009
Q. How can I find an attorney specializing in internet defamation and libel to write a cease and desist letter? How can I find an attorney specializing in internet defamation and libel to write a cease and desist letter to a company located in Massachusetts. The material posted on line about me and my company is libel per se.
Asked by Questionasker - Sun May 10 14:43:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the Bar Association in your city and ask for a referral to a libel lawyer. "Internet defamation" is pretty highly specialized, it's not likely you'll find a lawyer who specializes strictly in internet-based cases, but a good libel attorney in general should be able to help you. If you don't know if there is a Bar Association in your area, start with the American Bar Association at
Answered by alicegirl71 - Sun May 10 17:41:42 2009
How to find good adoption attorney in Peru?
Q. I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Asked by adoptori - Fri Aug 17 20:35:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney.
Answered by Still Me - Sun Aug 19 01:16:53 2007
Q. I am looking for a good international adoption attorney in Peru to help me work with MIMDES (I don't want to go through any of the agencies currently working in Peru). Where can I find any recommendation or feedback boards other than embassy list of attorneys?
Asked by adoptori - Fri Aug 17 20:35:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try contacting this agency . They specialize in adoption in Peru and will surely have an attorney.
Answered by Still Me - Sun Aug 19 01:16:53 2007
Is my attorney allowed to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid my attorneys fees in full?
Q. Basically my question is this: Is it Legal in the state of Texas for an attorney to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid the attorneys fees in full? Divorce papers have been signed by both parties as of the 7th of October.
Asked by Kikki - Tue Oct 21 17:37:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you pay him to do things like file the divorce for you, so if you haven't paid him, why would he do the work? Here is an easy way to explain it: You wouldn't go into work every day if your boss suddenly quit paying you, would you? No- you would only go in and do work when you were being paid for it.
Answered by ................. - Tue Oct 21 17:54:37 2008
Q. Basically my question is this: Is it Legal in the state of Texas for an attorney to delay filing my divorce if I have not paid the attorneys fees in full? Divorce papers have been signed by both parties as of the 7th of October.
Asked by Kikki - Tue Oct 21 17:37:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you pay him to do things like file the divorce for you, so if you haven't paid him, why would he do the work? Here is an easy way to explain it: You wouldn't go into work every day if your boss suddenly quit paying you, would you? No- you would only go in and do work when you were being paid for it.
Answered by ................. - Tue Oct 21 17:54:37 2008
How much does a first year Attorney Recruiter make?
Q. Hi all! This is my first question so be gentle;-) I am considering taking an attorney recruiter position with a legal staffing company and I was wondering if anyone had any idea what an "average" first year recruiter can expect to make in a large urban area. The compensation involves a draw against future commission, 45% of placement fee. Knowing what I know about attorney compensation where I live it seems that I wouldn't have to do all that many placements to exceed six figures so there must be a catch here.
Asked by BG2008 - Sun Nov 16 21:17:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't doubt that compensation could potentially reach six figures, but you're right that there's a catch. We're looking at 50-60 hour weeks on average and a lot of cold calling and interviewing. You will also have to deal with constant rejection and slighting on the part of some candidates. This is definitely a job for the thick-skinned.
Answered by Andre - Mon Nov 17 11:44:51 2008
Q. Hi all! This is my first question so be gentle;-) I am considering taking an attorney recruiter position with a legal staffing company and I was wondering if anyone had any idea what an "average" first year recruiter can expect to make in a large urban area. The compensation involves a draw against future commission, 45% of placement fee. Knowing what I know about attorney compensation where I live it seems that I wouldn't have to do all that many placements to exceed six figures so there must be a catch here.
Asked by BG2008 - Sun Nov 16 21:17:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't doubt that compensation could potentially reach six figures, but you're right that there's a catch. We're looking at 50-60 hour weeks on average and a lot of cold calling and interviewing. You will also have to deal with constant rejection and slighting on the part of some candidates. This is definitely a job for the thick-skinned.
Answered by Andre - Mon Nov 17 11:44:51 2008
How do I get a business attorney job after graduation?
Q. I graduated from Rutgers Law this year. I was a night student, worked as a litigation paralegal for two years at a 225 attorney firm, have good grades, was on the main journal, published an article in the journal. I was a finance major in undergrad and concentrated on business law classes at law school. All I want is a position as a business attorney at a large or mid sized firm. Unfortunatley, every where I apply they tell me that they are impressed with my credentials but they primarily recruit their summer associates for entry level jobs. I already sent out 100 cover letters and resumes! Can anyone give me any tips or share their experiences? Does any one know of any firms that are looking to hire? I took NJ and PA bar exam a… [cont.]
Asked by mr_law_jersey - Fri Aug 11 14:18:30 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Post your resume by registering on link below:- "http://www.anrdoezrs.net /click-1961891-10313584" If shortlisted, we will call you soon. Head Hunters
Answered by Dolly F - Sat Aug 12 03:22:50 2006
Q. I graduated from Rutgers Law this year. I was a night student, worked as a litigation paralegal for two years at a 225 attorney firm, have good grades, was on the main journal, published an article in the journal. I was a finance major in undergrad and concentrated on business law classes at law school. All I want is a position as a business attorney at a large or mid sized firm. Unfortunatley, every where I apply they tell me that they are impressed with my credentials but they primarily recruit their summer associates for entry level jobs. I already sent out 100 cover letters and resumes! Can anyone give me any tips or share their experiences? Does any one know of any firms that are looking to hire? I took NJ and PA bar exam a… [cont.]
Asked by mr_law_jersey - Fri Aug 11 14:18:30 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Post your resume by registering on link below:- "http://www.anrdoezrs.net /click-1961891-10313584" If shortlisted, we will call you soon. Head Hunters
Answered by Dolly F - Sat Aug 12 03:22:50 2006
Does anyone know of a good attorney in Indiana that specializes in agricultural law?
Q. I am looking for an attorney who specializes in Ag law and estate planning. Does anyone know of an attorney that fits this description?
Asked by Jana - Wed Sep 1 12:06:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am looking for an attorney who specializes in Ag law and estate planning. Does anyone know of an attorney that fits this description?
Asked by Jana - Wed Sep 1 12:06:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What should you do if your supervising attorney tells you to do something unethical?
Q. This is the question given to me... Your supervising attorney asks you to release to the press a letter from a third party to the press. The attorney says, "I'll finally get even by truely embarassing that S.O.B." What should you do? Please do not respond if you are not sure, or you are goign to say something stupid!
Asked by jennaferlynn85 - Mon Oct 23 16:30:05 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question says that the letter is to the press. Why would it be unethical to give the letter to the person for whom it was intended? Now, if there is a gag order or something pending, then no. If its unethical, dont do it. The bar rules also give us the responsibility of reporting unethical activity. So basically, once you decide whether its unethical, you are suppossed to them report him.
Answered by M G - Mon Oct 23 16:38:15 2006
Q. This is the question given to me... Your supervising attorney asks you to release to the press a letter from a third party to the press. The attorney says, "I'll finally get even by truely embarassing that S.O.B." What should you do? Please do not respond if you are not sure, or you are goign to say something stupid!
Asked by jennaferlynn85 - Mon Oct 23 16:30:05 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question says that the letter is to the press. Why would it be unethical to give the letter to the person for whom it was intended? Now, if there is a gag order or something pending, then no. If its unethical, dont do it. The bar rules also give us the responsibility of reporting unethical activity. So basically, once you decide whether its unethical, you are suppossed to them report him.
Answered by M G - Mon Oct 23 16:38:15 2006
What are the average attorney fees for filing bankruptcy?
Q. I called an attorney and they told me USD$1600. They let you make payments, but won't file until the whole thing is paid. Is that too much or just right?
Asked by Gail - Tue Jul 29 18:16:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shop around. Also it might depend on how many delinquent accounts you have. I would say around 1000.00 would be normal.
Answered by jag - Wed Jul 30 10:02:38 2008
Q. I called an attorney and they told me USD$1600. They let you make payments, but won't file until the whole thing is paid. Is that too much or just right?
Asked by Gail - Tue Jul 29 18:16:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shop around. Also it might depend on how many delinquent accounts you have. I would say around 1000.00 would be normal.
Answered by jag - Wed Jul 30 10:02:38 2008
Does durable power of attorney give me the right to quit claim my dying father's home to myself and siblings?
Q. My father is dying and doesn't want to have his properties probated, yet he never set up a trust or quit claimed the properties to us children. I have durable power of attorney. Can I quit claim the house and land to me and my siblings, legally? This is my father's wish, so we're not doing anything he wouldn't want. Or could I set up a family trust as his POA? Thanks for the help!
Asked by ksmith517 - Wed Apr 2 21:00:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may do anything that your father would have done. If challenged in court as a conflict of interest, you have to provide the court a reasonable explanation of your actions. If there are any family members or creditors who might contest your action, your action could leave the estate in litigation. This is the primary area of risk. Quit claim also does not clear title if it was previously clouded. An action like having the home sold for taxes and bought back by family does clear title, but it can take a lot of time.
Answered by donfletcheryh - Wed Apr 2 21:13:53 2008
Q. My father is dying and doesn't want to have his properties probated, yet he never set up a trust or quit claimed the properties to us children. I have durable power of attorney. Can I quit claim the house and land to me and my siblings, legally? This is my father's wish, so we're not doing anything he wouldn't want. Or could I set up a family trust as his POA? Thanks for the help!
Asked by ksmith517 - Wed Apr 2 21:00:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may do anything that your father would have done. If challenged in court as a conflict of interest, you have to provide the court a reasonable explanation of your actions. If there are any family members or creditors who might contest your action, your action could leave the estate in litigation. This is the primary area of risk. Quit claim also does not clear title if it was previously clouded. An action like having the home sold for taxes and bought back by family does clear title, but it can take a lot of time.
Answered by donfletcheryh - Wed Apr 2 21:13:53 2008
How does one create a power of attorney when the individual lives outside of India?
Q. How does one create a power of attorney strictly for real estate when the property is in India but the individual lives outside of India? She wants to giver power of attorney to her brother who lives in India.
Asked by poa question - Fri May 7 10:34:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First engage an Indian lawyer who will draft the contents for power of attorney based on the Indian rules and regulations, this draft of power of attorney be printed on white sheet of paper to be signed by the person making this POA, witnessed by two witnesses, attested by the Indian Consulate or Indian embassy/high commission in the foreign country if this POA is being given by Indian or NRI or PIO or OCI cardholder. If the person giving the POA is a foreigner than this can be registered and attested by Notary Public or any foreign authority who is officially competent to do so. Along with this POA also send attested true copy of the passport or any document of the person making the POA which is proof of his/her identity.
Answered by vijay m Indian Lawyer - Fri May 7 21:11:30 2010
Q. How does one create a power of attorney strictly for real estate when the property is in India but the individual lives outside of India? She wants to giver power of attorney to her brother who lives in India.
Asked by poa question - Fri May 7 10:34:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First engage an Indian lawyer who will draft the contents for power of attorney based on the Indian rules and regulations, this draft of power of attorney be printed on white sheet of paper to be signed by the person making this POA, witnessed by two witnesses, attested by the Indian Consulate or Indian embassy/high commission in the foreign country if this POA is being given by Indian or NRI or PIO or OCI cardholder. If the person giving the POA is a foreigner than this can be registered and attested by Notary Public or any foreign authority who is officially competent to do so. Along with this POA also send attested true copy of the passport or any document of the person making the POA which is proof of his/her identity.
Answered by vijay m Indian Lawyer - Fri May 7 21:11:30 2010
Can a district attorney prosecute people they know?
Q. Say you are a district attorney. And your friend or family does a criminal offense that warrants the need of the district attorney. Would the district attorney have to prosecute them or could they be recused from the case?
Asked by Danielle B - Thu Aug 12 10:19:10 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course. just as police are forced to arrest friends and family members who commit a crime.
Answered by Mr. Me - Fri Aug 20 09:35:41 2010
Q. Say you are a district attorney. And your friend or family does a criminal offense that warrants the need of the district attorney. Would the district attorney have to prosecute them or could they be recused from the case?
Asked by Danielle B - Thu Aug 12 10:19:10 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. of course. just as police are forced to arrest friends and family members who commit a crime.
Answered by Mr. Me - Fri Aug 20 09:35:41 2010
How do you find out if an attorney has complaints about them?
Q. An attorney is a law guardian in a custody hearing. She has ties with the clients attorney, and ties with the children's counselor. I don't feel she will be unbiased. What can I do about this?
Asked by suemacjac54 - Wed Oct 22 18:36:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the local bar association.
Answered by ckm1956 - Wed Oct 22 18:41:04 2008
Q. An attorney is a law guardian in a custody hearing. She has ties with the clients attorney, and ties with the children's counselor. I don't feel she will be unbiased. What can I do about this?
Asked by suemacjac54 - Wed Oct 22 18:36:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the local bar association.
Answered by ckm1956 - Wed Oct 22 18:41:04 2008
How do you revoke durable power of attorney in the state of missouri?
Q. My Grandmother made gave somebody power of attorney and they are using it to cash in bonds and other things without her permission. She would like to know how to take away the power of attorney from that person.
Asked by superduperturtlemom - Wed Aug 20 16:23:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She just needs to sign a statement revoking the power of attorney and/or appointing a new person with power of attorney and make sure a notarized copy is delivered to the former person with power of attorney. Of course, since he still has the old paperwork, you would need to contact any financial institutions where her information is held to let them know of the change.
Answered by James - Wed Aug 20 16:28:37 2008
Q. My Grandmother made gave somebody power of attorney and they are using it to cash in bonds and other things without her permission. She would like to know how to take away the power of attorney from that person.
Asked by superduperturtlemom - Wed Aug 20 16:23:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She just needs to sign a statement revoking the power of attorney and/or appointing a new person with power of attorney and make sure a notarized copy is delivered to the former person with power of attorney. Of course, since he still has the old paperwork, you would need to contact any financial institutions where her information is held to let them know of the change.
Answered by James - Wed Aug 20 16:28:37 2008
What is the role of a defense attorney in a military trial?
Q. I am the defense attorney in a mock of the My Lai trial, and need to know the attorney's role. This is for an 8th grade enrichment class and I don't know what the military defense attorney's role is. Is the role the same as any defense attorney?
Asked by ferrariman610 - Sun Feb 11 19:26:03 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To defend the accused, within the parameter's of the UCMJ!
Answered by briang731/ bvincent - Sun Feb 11 19:44:05 2007
Q. I am the defense attorney in a mock of the My Lai trial, and need to know the attorney's role. This is for an 8th grade enrichment class and I don't know what the military defense attorney's role is. Is the role the same as any defense attorney?
Asked by ferrariman610 - Sun Feb 11 19:26:03 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To defend the accused, within the parameter's of the UCMJ!
Answered by briang731/ bvincent - Sun Feb 11 19:44:05 2007
How to file for divorce without an attorney?
Q. My friend is wanting to file for divorce from her estranged (sp?) husband but doesn't have the money for an attorney. There are no divisions of assests and no children involved, but we can't find the information she needs to file for divorce on her own without the 1,000 attorney fee in Oklahoma. Does anyone know of a government based website with the forms or a way she can go about doing this?
Asked by Riyen's Mom & Ayah due 4.12 - Mon Dec 28 13:47:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She should visit the Clerk of Courts at her county courthouse. They can help guide her, and may have the forms she needs, or a link to them. She can also find what she needs at the web site Legalzoom.com.
Answered by David S - Mon Dec 28 14:10:20 2009
Q. My friend is wanting to file for divorce from her estranged (sp?) husband but doesn't have the money for an attorney. There are no divisions of assests and no children involved, but we can't find the information she needs to file for divorce on her own without the 1,000 attorney fee in Oklahoma. Does anyone know of a government based website with the forms or a way she can go about doing this?
Asked by Riyen's Mom & Ayah due 4.12 - Mon Dec 28 13:47:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She should visit the Clerk of Courts at her county courthouse. They can help guide her, and may have the forms she needs, or a link to them. She can also find what she needs at the web site Legalzoom.com.
Answered by David S - Mon Dec 28 14:10:20 2009
How do I find an attorney willing to do pro bono work?
Q. I am looking for a family lawyer in Tulsa that is willing to work on my case pro bono. If you are an attorney in the area and willing, email me we can talk. Thanks. treecemoore at yahoo. The local bar association does not work like that.
Asked by Theresa - Sun Feb 22 12:10:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can contact the county bar association there. But it is not at all likely that you will find one, unless it's quite a special and especially worthy case.
Answered by RetroRanch - Sun Feb 22 12:17:14 2009
Q. I am looking for a family lawyer in Tulsa that is willing to work on my case pro bono. If you are an attorney in the area and willing, email me we can talk. Thanks. treecemoore at yahoo. The local bar association does not work like that.
Asked by Theresa - Sun Feb 22 12:10:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can contact the county bar association there. But it is not at all likely that you will find one, unless it's quite a special and especially worthy case.
Answered by RetroRanch - Sun Feb 22 12:17:14 2009
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