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Legal Rights

There is no area in your life in which the law does not intrude.  New laws are constantly being added to the books, at the local, state and federal levels, and often you are not aware of them until you inadvertently run afoul of them or someone else does something to make you seek out the laws regarding their actions.  It's then that you want to know your legal rights.

The intention of the law is to ensure that we all have equal rights, that we are all seen as the same under the law.  This is a noble idea in theory, but we all know that in reality, not everyone is treated the same under the law.

If you find yourself in a legal situation, do you need a lawyer?  In many cases, you may not.  There are self-help legal books, websites (including this one) and even law books that may shed enough light on your legal issue that you may be able to resolve it yourself.  If it is complicated, though, or if the risks are high (jail time, losing your home or your children, etc.), then you are better off hiring an attorney with expertise in the area in which you need help.  Many offer free consultations.  There are also legal resources, most notably Legal Aid, for low income residents in many cities.  Keep in mind, too, that not all lawyers are the same.  They have their specialties (you do not want a probate lawyer to handle a landlord-tenant issue), and their experience varies greatly.  

Remember that lawyers need to make a living like anyone else, and they have a service to sell.  Before hiring any attorney, do some research about your legal rights.  Read the self-help books, read websites and maybe even visit a law library (these are usually found on college campuses).  Law libraries may issue day passes and they often have someone at the front who can help you find the appropriate volumes you need.  In short, be prepared to ask questions when you go about hiring a lawyer.  Not just his fees, but his experience, his track record and  his workload (will he do the work or will his paralegal).  Remember, he will work for you.