seeking for free legal advise?
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KINDLY SEEK UR SENIORS ASSISTANCE AND ASK UR COLLEAGUES FOR HELP.\n\nU CAN ALSO GO FOR FREE LEGAL AID IN  ANY COURT.
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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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Your best option is to consult with a lawyer, usually the first consultation is free.
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Yes, a lawyer will show him how. The 1st consultation with a lawyer is usually free as well.
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Contact Legal Aid.  They provide free legal services for indigent clients.  You may also try calling the law schools in your state and asking if they have legal clinics that provide free legal assistance.
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If you can not afford or obtain aid for a legal representative, consult your local librarian for references. When answering be truthful and do not leave out vitals. If really in need call on activist organizations that may offer assistance. If it is a criminal accusation or regarding divorce or child safety GET A LAWYER! SELL YOUR STUFF.
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Get a lawyer, look in the yellow pages
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What sort of rights. I'm looking for a case to take on right now. Is there money involved?
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Contact a lawyer to find out your rights and to sue for the money.
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Don't worry. You'll find the way.\n\nYou can ask for advice from a lawyer via internet.
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Don't know but try this site it is free..\nwww.legal-advice-free.com
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Try here, it's free.\n\nhttp://www.legalforms.name/
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This information varies a lot state by state, and a little bit even within the state.  What state are you in?  There is probably a legal clinic or even a private paralegal place such as "We The People" that can help you.  The other place to go is to a law library, where you might get a little help.
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Look up the telephone number of the Texas Bar Association.  (I am assuming that as in PA they have what we call The Lawyer Referral Service).  They can provide you with a low cost referral to an attorney for a consultation.  You may also find in your yellow pages (as in PA) that there are display ads for attorneys who provide a free consultation on your problem.  I don't think pro bono services are easily located except in some types of legal disputes (medical malpractice and injury is an area where one might find one more easily).  I suggest otherwise that you get on line and look up attorneys and attempt to find one who might be interested.  Good luck.
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www.legalzoom.com\nor for references \nwww.handelonthelaw.com
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Try your local lawschool/lawlibrary.  My lawschool's library had a wide selection of forms for pro se patrons.  The staff can't give legal advice, but they can show you where the forms are located.
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Just start at page one, and fill out what they give you...  when you take it in, they will go though it and unwittingly tell you what you have made mistakes on, its a great way for free legal assistance.  Also see if your state has a legal advocate, or friend of the court's office to help.