iDispute publishes its instructional tutorial on finding legal advice and hiring the right lawyer

iDispute is not only the leading source for legal forms on YouTube, but has now also published a tutorial for seeking out legal advice from attorneys. The instructional tutorial walks the viewer through the necessary steps to hiring a lawyer. “Lawyers tend to specialize in certain areas of the law. Obviously you’re going to want to hire a lawyer who has experience in the field that’s relevant to your situation,” explains Met Daq, PR Manager for iDispute. One of the biggest mistakes is going off family and friend’s referrals and ignoring the practice specialty of the attorney. “This can lead to a significant disadvantage in the court room.”

“Remember, you don’t have to settle for the first lawyer you meet. You have the right and the duty to find the best legal representation for yourself.” Daq recommends finding out if there are any fees for initial meetings before meeting with a lawyer, and to ascertain what the fee structure will be in the future during the first meeting. “It’s very important to be on the same page when it comes to the financial responsibilities of this. Otherwise, a bad surprise might await at the end of a positive legal outcome.” The instructional video, now available on YouTube, can be viewed for free and easily explains all required steps to hiring an attorney.

iDispute offers a wide variety of legal template itself, along with user-friendly instructional tutorials on how to use each form. For more information, or to customize your legal form today, visit: idispute.org

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