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You can find a lawyer by getting referrals from Bar Associations, community agencies, friends, employers, religious advisers, and other people you trust. A free legal advice clinic might also be a service offered at your courthouse.
Many attorneys offer "limited scope" or "unbundled" services. This means that they will work on a specific task for you, and you don't have to hire them for the whole case. For example, they could review your court papers, go to court with you, or give you their expert opinion your legal rights and options.
Some lawyers offer a free or reduced-fee consult. If there is a fee, it may be worth it to you to talk with a lawyer before you take steps that cannot be undone. Legal disputes can often have long-lasting financial impact. When you first meet with a lawyer, you should talk about their fees, and put any fee agreement in writing.
Bar Association Lawyer Referral Programs
Lawyer Locators for Low-Income Clients
Other Lawyer Locators
NOTE: The Minnesota Judicial Branch makes no endorsement or warranty about quality of services by listing an organization on this website.
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