how to find consumer lawyer in st. louis MO?
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You can use the database of Lawyers.com to search for consumer lawyers in St. Louis MO\nhttp://www.lawyers.com\n\nAnother resource you can use:\nhttp://stlouis.citysearch.com/profile/41756576/
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I'm not a lawyer. But, I definitely believe that you can approach the consumer grievance redressal forum.\n\nSee http://ncdrc.nic.in/ and http://www.consumercourt.netfirms.com/ to know the procedure.
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Best bet is to go to the people that know for sure.\n\nThe BBB (The Better Business Bureau) www.BBB.org\n\nUse the Federal and State Consumer Protection Commissions.\nThese can be reached through firstgov.gov. This site really does work. Whod a thunk it.
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Approach a Consumer Protection Society and through them fight.\n\nIn the mean time (1) Approach the highest official you know, with a detailed complaint in writing. Take an acknowledgement from him, may be a signature on an extra copy of your complaint.\n(2)Most newspapers have complaint columns on certain days of the week. Write them.
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Send them an email explaining your position.  Then add the phrase "if you don not cease and desist harrassing me with an this bill for the product I never ordered/nor recieved then I wil be forced to contact my lawyer." somewhere in the letter.\n\nThis normally works for any service or company.\n\nAsk to speak to the head of whatever part of Yahoo you supposedly order the product from too.
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Contact the Better Business Bureau and/or your State Attorney General's office and ask for help.
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Here is a link to a dispute guide.   \n\nhttp://www.library.unt.edu/gpo/oca/cts2.htm\n\nMost states also have offices to handle such disputes and to register complaints with.  Look at your local state offices.\n\n\nIf that doesn't resolve the issue contact \n\nOffice of Consumer Affairs\nU.S. Department of Commerce\nRoom H5718\nWashington,DC 20230
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Try the Louisiana Bar Association.
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Call the Better Business Bureau...... Also call your county's Consumer Protection Agency.  The Consumer Protection Agency in my county has helped me out a great deal with various questions over the years.  You should be able to find them in your phone book's blue pages.
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Go to handelonthelaw.com.  You can find lawyers there.
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talk to the court officer - they can help you find an attorney
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You have to pay to access the St louis court system. I can access and return it to you but I would have to charge you. Almost the rest of missouri court systems are accesssed on case net and they are free.
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Yeah, call DSS or whatever it is for your state.  For a small fee they will take on the child support enforcement and handle all the paperwork, court issues, etc.\n\nThe info below comes from the page link at the bottom...\n\n"To apply for Missouri Child Support Enforcement services, you may request an application on–line, call the Missouri Child Support Enforcement information line (1-800-859-7999) or contact the child support office that serves your county. Child Support Enforcement provides services as follows: Location; Establishment and/or enforcement of a child support order and/or Medical support order; Modification of a child support order; Establishment of paternity."
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What's your question?  \n\nIn order to talk to a lawyer, a good first step is to call one and make an appointment.  If you can't afford a lawyer or can't find one willing to take your case on a contingency basis, find the Legal Aid (or equivalent) in your city.
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HAWAII LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE\n\n \n\nCALL 808-537-9140 OR EMAIL TO: LRIS@HSBA.BIZ
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Check with the Texas Bar Association.  They should have a toll free number listed.
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Here's a lawyer referral service from the American Bar Association. \n\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/findlegalhelp/home.cfm