Courts and Judges How They Work

Lee, Katherine J.

HALT

Book describes in layman terms what everyone needs to know about using a lawyer. An invaluable resource to aviod mistakes.

Using a lawyer-- and what to do if things go wrong

Helm, Adrien

Legal Self-Help

Real estate: Buying a house or condo

Lewolt, Daniel

Trusts: A Guide To Trust Options For Avoiding Probate And Taxes

Dimeo, Jean

If you, or a loved one, are approaching your golden years, you'll want to know how to obtain the rights and benefits to which you'll b entitled. In plain language, this guide explains everything you need to know about collecting important benefits and asserting your rights. Topics include: Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, Social Security & Supplemental Security Income, living wills, pensions & other retirement plans, life insurance, estate planning & trusts, guardianships, nursing homes, veterans' benefits, and much, much more. Legal Rights for Seniors is 215 pages long.

Legal Rights for Seniors: A Guide to Health Care, Income Benefits and Senior Legal

Wesley J. Smith

Small claims court: Making your way through the system (Citizens legal manual)

Theresa Meehan Rudy

Unlike other consumer concerns -- where information about products, services and prices abound -- legal consumers are often in the dark about how to handle even the simplest legal matters. To make matters worse, millions of Americans simply can not afford to hire a lawyer.  Whether it's buying or selling a car, filing a complaint against a lawyer or local business, reporting fraud or abuse of a government program, or seeking free legal advice for a senior citizen -- consumers can now find answers to many of their legal questions in The Legal Resource Directory.  The book includes contact names, addresses, toll-free numbers and the Web sites for legal consumers. It also provides information about more cost effective legal resources like independent paralegals, legal telephone services or pre-paid legal plans.  The Legal Resource Directory is 180 pages.

The legal resource directory: Your guide to help, hotlines & hot web sites (A citizens legal manual)

Reference

Rudy, Theresa

Catalogs & Directories

Book by Charles Marcus, Susan Nevelow Mart

How Courts and Judges Work: Halt's Guide to America's Civil Justice System

Charles Marcus

Susan Nevelow Mart

DO-IT-YOURSELF LAW (A CITIZENS LEGAL MANUAL) : SECOND EDITION HALT'S Guide to Self-Help Books, Kits & Software

James C. Turner

Thomas M. Gordon

<p>Finding the right lawyer to handle your case or matter is extremely important.  That's why HALT wrote this book.  It puts you, the consumer, in the driver's seat by teaching you how to make wise decisions right from the start of your attorney-client relationship.  Topics include: You're the boss; Shopping for a Lawyer; Fee Arrangements; Terms of Employment; Working with Your Lawyer; If Problems Develop; Parting with Your Lawyer; Client Security Funds; Fee Disputes; Attorney Discipline; Suing Your Lawyer.The book arms you with the information you need to take control of an attorney-client relationship right from the start.This new edition covers comparison shopping for a lawyer, demanding a written agreement and establishing good communications, as well as explaining new ways to find lawyers online, innovative fee arrangements, methods for addressing lawyer misconduct and key elements for every attorney-client agreement.Don't hire a lawyer without reading this book.(From the back cover)</p>

Using a Lawyer and What to Do If Things Go Wrong

Kay Ostberg and Theresa Meehan Rudy

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