DOes any1 know of a ';free legal advice'; site that is actually free and will actually give a response?

I found some that are actually free, but it seems that user have gone months without a response, and I found one that says its free, and gurantees a response, but then wants a donation of 15 to 45 dollars...DOes any1 know of a ';free legal advice'; site that is actually free and will actually give a response?
You'd get much better advice if you look in your local phonebook and find an attorney who will give free consultations. Most do.DOes any1 know of a ';free legal advice'; site that is actually free and will actually give a response?
I think that this is the only free site that offers free answers to questions. You might try posting your question in several different categories to get a bigger response. Also try researching it in dogpile.com which is the biggest search engine site as it combines all search engines in one.
There are places online where legal issues are discussed, and occasionally a lawyer will reply. In those cases, an answer will be generic.. and it really is not considered ';valid legal advice';. There is a good reason.. NO lawyer will say ';do such and such';, without having a personal chance to know all the details. The same would be true for a medical question online.. you can say I have spots on my leg.. which could be allergies, chicken pox, or cancer. If a dr. said ';oh, that is nothing serious';, someone could sue him (or try to), claiming he gave ';bad'; diagnosis.


Like many people, I answer questions here. I am not a lawyer, and don't claim to be. I might be able to find a place where you can read the exact law for yourself. I may have experience with a certain issue. That still doesn't mean you should accept what I say, without understanding the risk. The same applies even to what a lawyer here will tell you. If you don't post ALL the relevant information, they can reach a 'wrong' conclusion. Something really serious needs to be heard by a real lawyer, who knows the law in your state.. and even then.. they can mess it up.
Nope. Generally, such sites are not good ones and are illegally practicing law. If you want free legal advice apply for Civil Legal Aid. Every state offers it, and if you meet the income requirements, it is FREE.
Good lawyers charge a lot of money for their advice. Why would you think you could get good legal advice for free? In short, the answer is ';no.'; If you need good legal advice you're going to have to pay for it.
Iv yet to find one...
try lawguru.com