a friend of mine needs a immgrat . lawyer  but does not have any money  where can  she  get a free lawyer?
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your friend can look into legal aid. Or call a lawyer and ask if they know any lawyers that can help.
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I don't think there are any "good and cheap" lawyers anywhere.  Good luck though.
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Everyone can afford a lawyer now go to www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/rebeccahldavis, I have been a member for 8 years and now know the power of having my own personal lawyers for only 26.00 a month have him start this right now they can help.
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Contact a lawyer to find out your rights and to sue for the money.
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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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Bar referral service. Call the local bar association and ask for a lawyer. Any lawyer you will get is 75% guaranteed to be a crook.\nAnd if he is not he can recommend some friends who are.\n\nP.S.\nThis reminds me of a joke:\nA Man runs over a jaywalking child in a small town and is accused of manslaughter. So he asks a Sheriff "Is there a criminal lawyer in town". So the sheriff says "Yes, but we cannot prove it yet!"
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I agree with Glo. If she hasn't done so already, she should contact her local domestic violence agency. Some have lawyers on staff and others can refer to lawyers who will provide divorces pro-bono, or at a reduced rate, a sliding scale, or with payment plans. I work as a counselor at a domestic violence agency and we have lawyers that we can call in favors with. \n\nAnd don't be too quick to steer her away from legal aid. In our county, our legal aid does a wonderful job with divorces for women who are being abused. They cross train with our agency so that we are trained on legal issues and they are trained on domestic violence issues. It makes them better equipped to go into court and argue for the victim.\n\nBest of luck to your friend and to you as you support her.
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Contact the Free Legal Assistance Group to have a free service.
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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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Consult an attorney or call your local bar association.
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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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go on line and go under attorneys. then type in probate attorneys. There are all kinds of attorneys that work and give advice for free. Especially when it comes to children. Free bono attorneys just do some research. and to file she doesn't need any money. just go to the court house to the clerk and ask for a divorce packet tell them mom with child and no money and they will wave it all. I know i did it with 3 girls and a screw up for an old man. He doesn't even have to show up just send a certified copy to last known address and that's all you need to do. If he shows good for him if not better for you....
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Contact citizens advice, and the law society to find a law firm who will offer you a free initial consultation. This area is so complex that you really really do not want to base any actions on the information you get form anonymous people on the internet.
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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/
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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 the local bar association in that county.  They should be able to hook you up w/ someone who will take the case on a contingency basis.
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Try the local Bar Association.  They should have a toll free number.