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Legal Writing Assistance sessions are the best way to ensure court documents or letters, are responded to professionally, and in line with court and legal proceures.
What's covered in a Legal Writing Assistance session?
Legal Advice Sessions are at a minimum 120 minutes (2 Hours) long, and also includes an additional 10 minutes at the outset of every call, which you aren't charged for, to provide your lawyer with the appropriate context to give you the best advice. At the time of scheduling, you must submit your documentation so the lawyer can review and provide feedback during your call.
Legal Writing Sessions are best suited for:
How to get the most of our your Legal Writing Assistance Session
Ensure that you describe and submit all the documentation you'd like reviewed, and also schedule the appropriate amount of time for the lawyer to properly review your information. You will make the best use of your session if:
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you have a list of questions you'd like to ask ahead of time
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be prepared to take notes, or record the discussion
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You're ready to take notes: hand written, recording the call.
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You provide a detailed summary of your situation ahead of time, preferably in chronological, bullet point format.
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You submit all the documentation you'd like reviewed and book a realistic amount of time to review that documentation.
What to expect during your
Legal Writing Assistance Session
If you've submitted documentation ahead of time, the lawyer will review prior to your call. The lawyer will then give you the opportunity describe your circumstances, and ask questions, and give you their thoughts/guidance based on the circumstances that are described.
In order to provide the most complete advice, the lawyer may:
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ask for you to submit additional details (submit documentation, provide additional history etc...)
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Ask you to schedule a follow-up call, if the time scheduled isn't sufficient to give you an opinion.