Question:How Do You Get Free Legal Advice?

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Each state has a group of lawyers that give some of there free time to helping others. You should have a "Lawyer Referral Service" in your area, listed in the phone book. Or your can call your Consumer Affairs or Attorney Generals...

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Where can I find good free legal advice online?

Q: I'm having trouble with a roomate in Philadelphia. I need legal advice on how to legally kick her out of my apartment from a lawyer, but I don't have money to throw around. I've heard that there are places you can go online to get free legal advice (I mean actually asking a lawyer how to go about things, not just reading laws) especially with tenant laws, but I'm reluctant to just go anywhere that pops up on google. If anyone has used a website to get free legal advice, and can vouch that the website is good and the legal advice you got was good, I would really like to know what site you went to. Thanks so much!I'm not looking for legal advice on Yahoo answers right now, just references to lawyers, so please, people, don't pontificate on what you think my situation is and what you think I might do. I really need a real legal professional now.

A: I've never heard of such sites. Try contacting your local law society to see if you can find a lawyer who gives out free advice. (Which, BTW I doubt you will find). Most states do have a governmental authority who helps handle tenancy issues and advises renters and landlords alike about obligations and rights. Try googling your city, state, government and residenial disputes.