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Do you have a case? Are you sure? Often, it's not easy to tell.
We understand that many individuals are cautious about initially contacting an attorney and instead prefer to try to handle their legal situations themselves. While we DO NOT encourage litigants to proceed pro se, we absolutely encourage those with legal questions to learn as much about the law as possible.
The more you know, the more you are able to fight effectively for your rights.
That's also why we encourage anyone facing legal issues to utilize whatever free resources they can, including this list of both Local Resources and Online Legal Resources.
These resources can't provide you with all the answers and assistance you may need, but they can be a good start to understanding more about a substantive area of the law, and also helping to clarify the process and procedural issues you'll likely need to navigate in order to find success.
If you can't find the answers you're looking for, contact us for a consultation.
We understand that many individuals are cautious about initially contacting an attorney and instead prefer to try to handle their legal situations themselves. While we DO NOT encourage litigants to proceed pro se, we absolutely encourage those with legal questions to learn as much about the law as possible.
The more you know, the more you are able to fight effectively for your rights.
That's also why we encourage anyone facing legal issues to utilize whatever free resources they can, including this list of both Local Resources and Online Legal Resources.
These resources can't provide you with all the answers and assistance you may need, but they can be a good start to understanding more about a substantive area of the law, and also helping to clarify the process and procedural issues you'll likely need to navigate in order to find success.
If you can't find the answers you're looking for, contact us for a consultation.
