How do you get free legal advise?

Answer 1

Well, there are legal experts who can give advice, but I am nut sure whether they give free advice or not. Lawyers who are well qualified and practise in court can also provide you with their useful suggestion.

Answer 2

There are many options for free and low cost legal advice/help.

Many courthouses provide self-help workshops on common legal issues (like divorce). While they generally cannot give you actual legal advice, they can walk you through the divorce process, provide you with the proper forms, etc. You should call your local court clerk and see if such options are available. Check Court Reference for the number.

Additionally, there are lots of Legal Aid type organizations that will take on pro bono clients. You can simply Google "Legal Aid" and your location to see if there is anything near you. A better option would be to go to Court Reference, select your state, and then select "Legal Aid..." from the drop down menu. You will find a list of local free and low-cost providers of legal services. This is the best place to find all the local options in one convenient place.

Also, check your local State Bar website.

Answer 3

One can look at legal aid clinics in their area for free legal representation. If an individual needing representation is a woman, then they can locate their nearest women's rights corporation, such as the YWCA, to get advice.

Answer 4

I would recommend contacting the Legal Aide office in your state. This office is made up of certified legal professionals and college law students.