How can I get an attorney for my husband?

Try contacting your local or state bar association for help finding an attorney free of charge. In addition, there are many legal aid societies and nonprofits that may be able to assist you.

How to choose the right lawyer for your case?

Choose an Attorney Meet for initial consultations and decide who is the right fit. 1. Become a Member Sign up to become a LegalMatch member. Gain access to local clients in need of your legal services. 2. We Market Your Practice Save yourself time and money.

What to do if you can’t afford a lawyer?

In a criminal proceeding, if you can’t afford legal assistance, a court will appoint an attorney for you. In a civil case, generally described as a dispute between two private parties, to get legal representation, you have to get creative. Here’s how to find legal help if you can’t afford a lawyer: Contact the city courthouse.

Do you have to use LegalMatch to find a lawyer?

No random matching or choosing – you make your decision based on a lawyer’s expertise, experience, pricing, and availability There is never any obligation to hire or contact a lawyer through our service – you decide if and when you contact an attorney

What to do if your spouse is an attorney?

Law is one of the most high-stress professions out there, but some attorneys learn to minimize the effect that has on their domestic life. If your spouse can’t leave the debating at the office, it may be time for professional counseling, or for a change to a less stressful branch of law. Ask your spouse to turn off lawyer mode.

Can a lawyer work with what you tell him?

Remember, your attorney is YOUR advocate, even if you don’t always feel that’s the case. However, he is not a mind reader. Your attorney can only work with what you tell him and what documents you give him to back up what you tell him. He cannot make it rain when the sun is out if you know what I mean.

Who is the best divorce attorney for You?

You are a team and you need to work together to get the best results for your case. Jason Levoy, a/k/a The Divorce Resource Guy, is an attorney who teaches people without a lawyer how to navigate the divorce process and represent themselves in court. He regularly provides free advice via his blog, VIP newsletter and Private Divorce Facebook Group.