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Recent Legal Aid Articles
What Is a Retainer for a Lawyer and How Does It Work?
You don't always have to pay a retainer when you use a lawyer, but it's common in many areas of law. Understand how a lawyer retainer works and how much you might be expected to pay to prepare for legal services.
You Just Received a Contract. Do You Need a Lawyer?
Whether you're signing up for buying a car or renting a home, it's almost a guarantee that you'll be required to sign a contract. But do you need a lawyer to look it over before you sign?
What’s a Virtual Lawyer and Should You Hire One?
A virtual lawyer is an easy way to get legal advice, but you'll need to consider whether one is right for your situation.
What Do You Do If Your Neighbor Diverts Water Toward Your House?
Water drainage laws can protect you from neighbors who divert water onto your property. Here's what you should know.
What Is Small Claims Court?
Dealing with legal issues can be confusing, scary and expensive. Small claims court is an easier option that works for some types of legal disputes.
8 Ways to Make Legal Expenses More Affordable
Legal fees can add up quickly, especially for complicated, drawn-out legal matters. Try these tips for saving money on legal expenses.
Why Are They Repossessing My Car? How to Fight Vehicle Repossession
Learning how to fight car repossession could help you keep your vehicle, but the options are limited once the repossession process starts.
What Is Perjury?
If you've ever watched a courtroom drama, you've probably heard someone swear to "tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth." The legal definition of perjury can be more complex.
