Family friend attorney

[Cooper@1960]

Why in the world would you be so involved as to sit in on conversations with your niece's attorney?

Because I have always tried to be a constant, stable and supportive role model in her life, a position her parents struggled with. For the most part I am staying out of it, my niece is a grown woman, but my sister kept asking me to meet the attorney and and offer my opinion because she and her husband are overwhelmed.

I got the answer I was looking for regarding his attorney working pro bono. Thank you

 

[quincy]

Because I have always tried to be a constant, stable and supportive role model in her life, a position her parents struggled with. For the most part I am staying out of it, my niece is a grown woman, but my sister kept asking me to meet the attorney and and offer my opinion because she and her husband are overwhelmed.

I got the answer I was looking for regarding his attorney working pro bono. Thank you

It is nice that you have been willing to, and available to, help your sister, brother-in-law and niece.

I am happy you found the answers you were looking for, Cooper.

Good luck.

 

[NeilTheCop]

An attorney can represent a family member or a friend for free.

No attorney should purposely cause the financial ruin of anyone - but litigation can be costly and a party in a legal action might face financial hardship.

Remember Mr Vholes from Charles Dickens Bleak House?

 

[quincy]

There are unscrupulous lawyers, both in fiction and in real life.

 

[quincy]

I need an attorney too, and I need a really good one, I am facing a huge problem at this time and I am really afraid I will be not able to solve this on my own. I need to find a good specialist to represent me in court, I've been diagnosed with Mesothelioma some months ago and now I want to have my compensation as I was exposed to work on the asbestos site without my agreement. And I think I could not face this by myself. I've heard a lot about asbestos lawyer, as this could be the perfect choice for cases like mine and I can count on him. I hope this lawyer will help me, but if there are anybody else who can give me a tip or an advice I would appreciate that

Please start your own thread. This thread belongs to Cooper. Thank you.

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