To be assisted by a lawyer, the reasons

To be assisted by a lawyer, the reasons

 

To be assisted by a lawyer means:

 

Not to be alone.

To avoid judicial errors.

To have his questions answered.

To get some common sense advice.

Defending yourself cannot be improvised, it requires skill and experience

 

Many of us often make the mistake of consulting a lawyer as a last resort, yet it shouldn't be. Before irreparable decisions are made to endanger your situation, consult this professional quickly. The role of the lawyer is still very confused for most of us and especially for those who have never had contact with the justice system. Many of them even go without lawyers for fear of not being able to afford their fees. If it is the costs that are blocking you, measures taken by the State allow you to bear all or part of your legal fees (aid and legal protection contracts). Moreover, to allow you to access the law, lawyers are obliged by their ethics to study all the possibilities.

 

The lawyer: a legal assistant.

 

Before entering the profession, a lawyer takes an oath and thus takes note of exercising a regulated activity for which he will be held accountable to his clients. This legal assistant differs from other service providers, as a strict code of ethics and regulations govern his relations with his clients and colleagues.

 

The lawyer: assists and represents his client legally

 

This assistance service, the lawyer can do well before disputes arise. By assisting his client through an advisory activity, assistance in negotiation or even in the drafting of acts (agreements or contracts), the lawyer helps his client to avoid litigation. These activities can be done between individuals, but with the help of a lawyer, they become legal because everything is governed by law. During a transaction, he is also able to assist or represent his client. But the best known of all are its roles with the justice system: initiating legal action or providing support to the courts. Here we are talking more about his judicial activities.

 

What does the job of a lawyer actually consist of?

 

If a dispute arises, the lawyer will:

 

Translate the terms of the dispute into legal language according to the regulatory and legislative framework in which the demands and disagreements of the conflicting parties take place. It will also have to study the applicable legal bases. In order to do all this, he will have to get his client to admit his problem by listening carefully and asking questions.

Build your case by gathering the evidence essential to shake up the opposing party's argument or simply win the conviction of the judge. All the elements can serve as proof: certificates, photos, testimonies of relatives, medical certificates, duplicate checks, bank statements and much more. To complete his knowledge, he is also free to interview other professionals (lawyer, doctors, architects, or others) depending on the sector that is the source of litigation.