What To Expect

How It Works
Make a call to our legal specialists who are specifically trained to help identify your legal problem. They will give you a referral based on your unique needs. The simple free call to our specialists can save you time and money. Why search in vain for an attorney, when the Boston Bar Association can put you in touch with the right attorney in one call?
When you tell your attorney you were referred by the Boston Bar, they will guarantee the first half-hour at a fraction of the cost of their regular fees.
Tips for working with your attorney:
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Before you hire your attorney, make sure you understand what will be done for you and why.
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Always discuss fees in the initial meeting.
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Set a schedule for you and your attorney to keep each other updated on your case (i.e. weekly or monthly).
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It is very important to confirm the date, time and place of any court appearance in connection with your case with the attorney’s office.
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Let your attorney know if you receive any papers about your case or if there are any changes in your situation.
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Take notes when you speak with your attorney.
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Discuss how the decisions you make now will affect your future.
When Should I See An Attorney?
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If you have suffered an injury
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Before you sign a contract
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When you purchase a home or business
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If you need to secure property, establish a trust or prepare an estate plan
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After someone has damaged your property
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If you are not sure, give us a call. We can help.
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Immediately after you are served with court papers
How do I prepare for my first meeting or phone call with my attorney?
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Gather documents, such as court documents, medical records or contracts, which will help the attorney understand your legal problem.
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Before speaking to the attorney, write down important points such as dates and names of other people involved to help you explain your situation completely and clearly.
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Review your budget in preparation for discussing fee arrangements with your attorney. Ask any questions you may have about payment options at your initial meeting.
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During the consultation with the attorney, write down the attorney’s answers. Discuss how the decisions you make now will affect the outcome of your case.
