How can you get a family lawyer for free?
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Call the bar association in your area and ask for the number to the free legal aide in your community.
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If you don't have a lawyer, get one NOW, and ask him.
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Call your county or state BAR Association. They should be able to help you locate one who will either work for free or at a greatly reduced rate.
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I did the same thing with my ex husband.  It cost much less than a lawyer and you can apply with the Attorney General for free to get the Child support and custody resolved.  Lawyers are all about the money.
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You can try, there are organizations that provide lawyers pro bono[1].\nTry you local community legal help center.
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EEOC has some peculiar ways.  My recommendation is to contact the bar association in your state.  Many lawyers do pro bono work (either completely free or significantly reduced fees) to help people that cannot afford an attorney and the bar association will be able to tell you who in your area is available for that. \n\nClick on the link below and in the Business Name field, type in Bar Association and then put in your city and state in the designated field and search for an office near you.  There are some city bar associations, state bar associations, and in some cases, county or regional associations.  Look around in the different ones in case one of them doesn’t have a lawyer registered with the right expertise to help you.
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Call your local bar association and get a referral. They will be able to help you find a lawyer who can help you.\n\nIMO, you can't afford to *NOT* get an attorney.
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The laws are different in every state which is one reason why you shouldn't search for legal advice online.  Your best choice would be to visit your local public LAW library.  In California, each county has one and I believe it is mainly the same throughout the country.  The librarian cannot give legal advice, but can point you in the right direction and show you how to research the information yourself.  An alternative, would be to see a paralegal who handles family law matters.  They are significantly less expensive than an attorney.
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From what it sounds like yeah you defenitely have a case. i think just threatening them that you'll go to court with it might work. if not try getting free lawyer advice.\nhttp://www.prepaidlegal.com/ check ut this site. It's cheap and my family uses their services. they've been quite good so far
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First, look in your area to legal aid. They may go under a different name, so if you can't find it, call the local bar association.\nAdditionally, ask at the local bar if it has its own pro bono legal service. Many local bars have such, but if they don't, they should be able very quickly and easily to point you to someone who can provide free legal assistance.\nIs there a law school nearby? They may also have the capabilities, through student run (attorney supervised) clinics.
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Most lawyers will at least give a free initial consultation.  You should find out how much a lawyer would charge before you make your decision.
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Get the divorce! Yes! All the cases that i have heard of have the free person getting the divorce.It is not free as far as i know. You can go on line or to the local law library and find out about the paperwork. Do you know any lawyers or paralegals? They can help also. Paralegals first if it is a simple divorce,they are cheaper.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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You may call the Bar Association or lawyers offices in your area. They do give bits of free advice. It seems that if you write it on paper and have it notetorized, that would work. It is probably more simple than you think
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Don't know but try this site it is free..\nwww.legal-advice-free.com
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Contact a lawyers referral service in your state or the local Bar Association. This information is available either online or in your local telephone dircetory.