At my wits end after 2 years of trying to get a divorce... | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 58351617 United States 06/26/2017 04:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | you can do much or all of what you need to do by meeting with the free lawyers that work at the court house Quoting: Anonymous Coward 58351617 they do a better job anyway because they are not trying to get as much money as they can, instead you will tend to get the straight shit from them more often they are in a hurry, so be organized and come with all your questions and documents prepared whenever possible, go have an initial meeting just to get a direction and figure out what documents to fill out don't let the expense of a lawyer stop you plus if you can do most or all of it yourself, you can still hire a lawyer to go to court with you, and it hsould be much less expensive That's a new one to me. I have called the District Court Clerk's office 3 times & they never mentioned this to me. Does this hold true for every Court? You can't possibly imagine how grateful I am for your having just read about my trouble, let alone giving me a glimmer of hope. most courts have a self-help center if your court does not, you can go to another court in the same state |
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User ID: 73112711 United States 06/26/2017 05:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I sent these links to you in pm, but not sure if you got them, so posting here. Your profile says Texas, so here are a couple of legal assistance resources: Texas State Library- Where to go for help w/ legal assistance [link to www.sll.texas.gov (secure)] Pro Bono listings for all of State of Texas: [link to apps.americanbar.org (secure)] |