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⌈ Secret Post #2086 ⌋

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Re: Freaking Out

[(Anonymous)]

Is there a law school in your area? Sometimes they have programs where law students offer legal advice/representation for free or a low fee to give the students experience (this might be called a "legal clinic"). My neighbor did this when she was in law school. Of course, you'd be getting a student and not an experienced lawyer, but it's not like all professional lawyers are automatically great at their jobs anyway.

Otherwise, I'd say start doing web searches or crack open the phone book and start calling places and see what you can find. You might search for terms like "non-profit" and "legal aid" to find low cost/free help. You could also search for places that specialize in traffic violations and see if you can find a lawyer or firm that will work for a flat fee so at least you know what you are in for (you could ask about paying in installments if necessary).