can i post legal advice to persons in need over the net.?
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Bad idea.\n\nFirst definition of terms. Legal advice means providing legal information, specific to a particular set of laws, and then either applying that information to a particular set of facts, or telling someone what they should or should not do given their particular situatuion. It also includes acting in such a way as to secure or impact a person's legal rights.\n[At least, this is what I understand California's definition to be -- your mileage may vary.]\n\nGiving legal advice without being an attorney is considered the unauthorized practice of law, and is illegal in most states. Even if you are an attorney, you are only licensed in states for which you have passed the bar and can only give advice pertaining to the laws of those states (and if you are an attorney, you should know better).\n\nFinally, in most situations, giving legal advice without a full and complete understanding of the facts, and without researching the applicable law (and in a state for which you are licensed) is usually considered malpractice.\n\nAll that being said, there is nothing that I am aware of that inherently changes the normal nature of the legal relationship just because email or websites are involved. In other words, if you can do it in person than you can generally do it via email. And if you can put it on a billboard, you can probably put it on a website.
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I would post this in the legal section.  But you need to a bit more specific with your details.
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http://www.helplinelaw.com/lawyers/scotland/glasgow
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Maybe I can help.\n\nmahc_u00@yahoo.com
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right here, just post them and someone will help you
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Anonymous message boards like this are a good option.  You'll get plenty of opinions (some useful, some... well... not), and you can determine the best advice in your own time.
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I would go to help.yahoo.com for your assistance.
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http://www.lawyers.com/index.php
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Look in the Help Wanted ads in your newspaper :)\n\nUnfortunately, Yahoo! Answers isn't a "help wanted" or "for hire" bulletin board.  This particular section is for asking questions ABOUT employment, not asking FOR employment. You might have better luck if you try Yahoo! Groups http://groups.yahoo.com
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look in your phone book for an attorney who gives out free consultations, call them and set up an appointment. Everyones situation is differant, its hard to give legal advise via internet
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go on line maybe there will help you
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I'd take his advice. SOunds pretty good. Did you try the help links at all?
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Please check out and request at http://care4com.blogspot.com
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Find a way to help someone in need.
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Nolo Press used to have an advice site.  They publish a lot of legal books so it's from the standpoint of law usually.  www.monster.com also has some interactive message boards where you can post a question and other people will answer.  Good luck!
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There are a couple of options.\n\nIf there is a law school near you, see if they have a legal aid clinic.  They will often help with such cases and provide free advice and counsel.\n\nLook for Legal Aid organizations.  Lawyers get brownie points for doing pro bono work with such groups as a community service.  Most larger communities will have something along these lines.
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Take a help on website...