is it possible to get a letter of good intent written by a solicitor if entitled to legal aid?
611145
it is possible keep asking!
974475
I read an article on this in www.moneysavingexpert.com. Its seems that if you make a complaint and mention 'taking legal action against them' they are willing pay you it back out of what the bank might call 'customer courtesy'. \nThe other 99 out of 100 will have paid their £50 charges. Thats not bad for the price of 100 letters plus postage at say 50p each!? Now thats a nice little earner.
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Not that I know of. But one can always prepare a will, with it being as specific and detailed as possible and get it notorized. That still holds, even if you do not have a formal one prepared, ie thru a lawyer. Getting a format to prepare one would be good.
507611
ask a lawyer for the right and legal answer.
40251
You should be able to obtain these forms from your attorney.
357779
Write to the Bar Association of Lahore High Court.
691406
firsly did he write a will?you need to find out,contact a solicitor or go to the citizens advice beuro they will gie you good adice on what actions to take.i hope for you and your family's sake there was a will and you all get what belongs to you.take care
523539
well\ni suggest u give an ad in the papers\nperhaps u will recieve a good responce.
1020308
This is the link to the Nashville Bar Association.  They have a list of referrals you can try.  Bottom line, meet with the person, if you have a funny feeling about them, move on to the next.  You should be comfortable with the attorney and sure that they will spend the time you need them to for you case at the price you can afford.\nGood Luck!\nhttp://www.nashbar.org/
75321
I am not an attorney, but perhaps I can direct you to legal aid agency I found on google.com.\n\nI attached contact information below.\nGod Bless
926436
Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
1177769
It sounds to me like a good idea would be to find a lawyer that will either take on your cause as charity or maybe let you work for him to pay off the charges incurred while he helps you get your papers.
166783
Write them a letter and explain the situation
871287
Actually, there are plenty of jurisdictions in which your letter would be admissible. We allow them all the time, they speak to the character of the defendant and are often an important consideration during sentencing. The bottom line is - if you can't provide reliable information, don't write the letter. However, if you CAN honestly say that hes a decent guy and made a mistake, heres what you need to say: \n-I've known X for Y years, our relationship is Z. \n-He has always proven to be a good friend, an honest person, and an upstanding member of the community.\n-He is a member of X organizations, contributes to Y charities, and goes to Z church/synagogue/mosque.\n-He has kids, a wife, a dog, whatever, that he cares for and that depend on him.\n-He has indicated to you that he is SORRY for what he did.\n-His actions were completely out of character. \n\nThe apology is the most important factor. Judges want to hear that a defendant regrets their actions, not just that they should be given extra consideration because they are decent people. Talk about his remorse and you'll be able to help him. Its a nice thing you're doing, good luck.
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You might be able to express wishes in a will, but you cannot create a will that is a legal and binding document until you reach 18 years of age.  You can call a lawyer and ask them to find out for sure, most will give initial consultations for free or very little, and most have a paralegal that might answer the question right over the phone for nothing.  I had my own will done, and asked on behalf of my daughter while I was there, and that's what I was told.
156934
I would imagine that someone up at the Clerk of Courts office could help you, or possibly assist you in finding the person that you need to talk to about it.
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the content of the letter would depend on what you are soliciting for.  there are many types of solicitation letters.  I will put some websites in the sourcs section for ya and u can check them out.  I like the one from bcaction.com.  Both of them are in the PDF format which means you are going to need adobe reader to see the documents.  If you are using an up to date computer you should have it but if not you can download it from http://adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html