WHEN TO SEEK HELP FROM A LAWYER?

Usually, legal aid is applied either for the purpose of obtaining oral consultations on legal issues, or for drawing up applications, complaints and other legal documents, or for representation in court for the conduct of civil, arbitration, administrative cases, defense in criminal cases.
The lawyer's work is paid according to the contract with the client.
Advice of a lawyer on legal issues
On the advice of a lawyer, you can:
  • enter into various transactions or refuse to commit them;
  • insist on their rights or waive claims and objections;
  • decide on applying to court for protection or to stop a legal dispute;
  • consent to the consideration of the conflict by the court.
The complexity of relations in society, the misconception of one's rights can sometimes lead a person to go to court, while there are no legal grounds for defending his claims. Clarification of the lawyer in this case will save not only time, but money.
The violated right is subject to protection, but the means and methods can be different depending on the nature of the contentious interest. For example, the honor and dignity of a citizen or the business reputation of an organization, violated by the dissemination of information discrediting them, can be protected either by bringing the guilty person to criminal liability for defamation, or by filing a suit to protect honor and dignity in civil procedure. Based on his experience, the lawyer will advise the second option. In this case, the defendant will have to confirm the veracity of the information discrediting the plaintiff. Following the advice of a lawyer, a citizen will quickly achieve protection of the violated right.
Making statements, complaints and other documents by lawyer
Often, a lawyer is contacted for making statements, complaints and other documents. This type of legal aid is different from legal advice. When deciding on the preparation of legal documents, the lawyer takes into account the legitimacy of goals and intentions, as well as the possibility of their implementation from the point of view of the requirements of the law.
Representation in court
As you probably know, you always have the right to have a representative in your case - a professional lawyer-lawyer. This allows each citizen to choose the way he conducts his case in court:
  • conduct business in person;
  • conduct business jointly with a representative;
  • conduct business through a representative, not taking part in the process.
Representatives of legal entities are: either officials themselves, or full-time lawyers, or lawyers working under contracts or on one-off agreements.
The agreement on judicial representation has two sides:
  • the principal, that is, the person whose rights and duties are examined in court;
  • attorney-attorney, who assumed the representation of the interests of his principal.
In the contractual representation, there are two lines of relations:
  • civil-law relations between a lawyer and his client, the basis of which is the contract;
  • civil procedural relations between the lawyer and the court, regulated by the rules of procedural law.
In the civil process, the lawyer is always the representative of only one of the parties. He directs all his efforts to protect the rights and legally protected interests of his client, uses all the means and methods indicated in the law to justify his rightness.

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