Lawyers in Jamestown, NC

275 9867 Swisher Kent Brown is good as well. My assistant had the same issue Brown did it for 50 dollars.

If you had prepaid legal, your request would have been taken care of. You can still get prepaid legal and get a 25 percent discount. Http://www.prepaidlegal.com

Wendell Sawyer...best ever....got Pat an Mike out of so many tickets!

Mike Schlosser is the best! Love you!

Retainer is simply a word for pre-paying legal services. If you started paying $25/m now and a year from now you were in a car accident and sued the benefit would only amount to $25 x12 or $300 in legal services minus whatever fee's the referral group will charge. Depending on the attorney, $300 would likely only amount to 1-2 hours of legal work.

I appreciate your "be prepared" mindset, but this is really not necessary for a variety of reasons. * First of all, when entering into an attorney/client relationship, any attorney will require a written agreement that sets forth exactly what they are being hired for. I doubt if any prudent attorney would enter into an open ended agreement to represent you in whatever matter may arise. * Secondly, as a practical matter, most attorneys are somewhat specialized. For example, an attorney that would represent you in a DUI case (criminal defense) is probably not the same attorney that would represent you if you were injured at work (workers' compensation). * Thirdly, some areas of law do not require payment up front, or at least not from you. If you are suing someone it will likely be handled on a contingency fee basis where the attorney keeps a percentage (probably a 33%) of whatever is recovered. If you are being sued for certain things that you have insurance for (ie, car accident that was your fault) your insurance company will provide defense. The best thing you could do is to just do your homework. Know who the best attorneys are in their respective practice areas so if you have a problem you will know who to call. If you have a legitimate issue, you will not have any problem finding an attorney to take the case. If you insist on "pre-payment" put the money under your mattress or in a separate savings account each month.

If you're having that many legal problems, just hire an in-house counsel? (okay, maybe I'm just trying to throw some full-time work to one of my learned brothers/sisters out there ).

Just in case...they find the body?

There's a pyramid scheme called [Pre-Paid Legal](http://www.prepaidlegal.com/), it should handle what you want. What you should do, is find the best attorney at handling whatever kind of shady shit you are involved in, meet with him, pay a retainer and memorize his phone number.

Jason Hugendubler yeah my insurance is already $150 a month && Antony Stukes no, Randolph county. Kristin Coco on the way home from the bar the night of cydneys birthday. Like 2 weeks ago.