What Makes You Different? What makes you think you don't need the services of a capable attorney? What are your well-worn excuses?

Let me venture a few...

1. You can handle it yourself.
2. Attorneys cost too much.
3. Your case is not that serious.
4. You are a law-abiding citizen; you do no wrong.
5. Your close relative is an attorney.
6. You'll buy a book on law.
7. You're 'off the grid'. I've been told this more than once.
8. Attorneys are dishonest.
9. Attorneys are not worth the money.

... and on and on.

But "I've Never Used Attorneys…"

That doesn't mean you haven't 'needed' the services of an attorney at some time.

Have you ever wanted to ask a legal question but didn’t know who to ask?

Maybe you purchased a new or used car or a cell phone?

Have you ever attempted to be your own attorney because you didn’t know one to call?

The Yellow Pages are not that helpful. Anyone can purchase the best ad. But how do you gage substance in an ad?

Many people just like you and I  haven’t used an attorney in the past.

If we are honest with ourselves we'll admit the fact that cost is the main determinant for the majority of us when it comes to retaining legal representation.

Imagine your best friend or close relative was an attorney and said to you:

"Fax in any contract, legal document you have to sign, or all your questions from now on and our firm will review it for free."

Would you ever sign another contract without having them look at it first? Would you use their services? Of course you would. It's good business.

 

In our business we hear it all the time. The fact of the matter is...you may have 'gotten by' in the past without the use of an attorney, but my friend, you do need an attorney.

                 "I Just Don't Like Attorneys"

Maybe you don't like attorneys, but good business sense dictates utilizing the services of a competent attorney when needed.

                       "I'll Use My Relative If Needed"

Your relative, no matter how qualified he or she is, won't be qualified in all factors of law;

They will not be licensed to practice law in all 50 states and Canada; and they just might not be available.

Even if by some chance they were qualified to do all of the above, and they could do it for as little as $17.00 a month like our company, would you want your relative in your personal business all the time?

Here's a few questions for you...that will clarify whether or not you have ever needed an attorney.

Have you ever:

• had a question about your rights?
• paid a bill you knew was unfair?
• had an income tax question?
• been refused a refund for a defective product?
• signed a rental agreement?
• lost your rental deposit?
• wanted advice on a credit matter?
• been involved in a separation or divorce?
• been a defendant in a civil lawsuit
• worried about being audited by the IRS?
• been audited by the IRS?
• had questions about your civil rights?
• had difficulty collecting an insurance claim?
• been a foster parent?
• had a problem with child support or visitation rights?
• been a victim of racial profiling?
• signed a lease you’d like to change?
• signed an escrow agreement without legal advice?
• purchased a home?
• been involved in a property dispute?
• owned your own business?
• been unable to collect a debt owed you?
• received a moving traffic violation?
• needed to keep points off your license?
• worried about your teenage driver?
• been questioned or arrested by law enforcement?
• prepared your Will?
• wanted to prepare a Will?
  
  
  If you answered 'yes' to even one of these questions my friend ... you have at one time in your life, or maybe even now, needed the assistance of a qualified attorney.

How about the fact that the top 10% of people in this country can afford to retain attorneys, and the bottom 10% qualify for public defender services?

That leaves those of us who have children, jobs, bills, taxes, mortgages, insurance etc., holding the bag ... and trying to defend ourselves in case we end up in court.

Even though you are almost 3 times more likely to go to court than to emergency, most of what we need attorneys for is not court-related.

With our Litigious Society the Growing Need for Legal Counsel is evident. In 2002, records show 36 million people went to emergency rooms but 93 million had court cases. Over 2 ½ times as many…were in court!

Thing is, you don't need to go to court in order to sign a contract. But you should have an attorney look it over prior to your signing. Do you think the wealthy sign contracts without the approval of their attorney?

Please take a moment and review our website to discover the many areas of protection we service. Whether your desire is to protect yourself, your family, your business or your employees, we've got you covered.

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Many people just like you and me, people stuck in the 80%, haven’t used an attorney in the past.

There's good reason. The new minimum wage is $5.85 per hour, but the average attorney's fee is $150.00 to more than $400.00 per hour.

It could take a week's salary for some of us to spend one hour with certain attorneys. We’re left, as usual, in the middle, without affordable representation. Could that be why we are called the 'Middle Class'. The 'Class' who supports the Nation.

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You’re Subjected To The Law"

"If You Don’t Know Your Rights,

You Don’t Have Any Rights"

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 Last Will and Testament

Why is it so many of us put off having our Last Will and Testament executed?

What Good is having a Will? Where's the benefit? We've all asked similar questions of ourselves over time. Then we put it off for another day. Now my question to us is this:  What happens if we don't have another day?

The truth is when we execute a Will, it's not for us.

That's right. Wills are not for us, they are for our loved ones. Our spouse, our children, relatives and friends, charities and so on. Wills are our gift to them. Our final gift. To make their life easier.

If we don't leave a will, upon our death, all bets are off.

It becomes the government's job to handle our business, to decide how we wanted to bless our beneficiarys.

"I don't have any assets."

"My family will get the children if something happens."

"Only wealthy people or married couples need a will," is a common misconception.

Does the thought of making out a Will bring our mortality to the forefront? Is our death, something we'd rather not think about?

Well Newsflash!! ... We're all going to die someday and we may as well deal with it.

Do you want to leave your loved ones and your assets at the mercy of the government? Or your family with endless red tape while they grieve?

Do you want a probate judge to divide up your assets or a social worker to determine custody of your children?

Do you want to give the Internal Revenue Service a "blank check" to your estate or animal control to seize your pets?

Do you want stepchildren or children from a previous marriage left out or your adult children to battle your spouse in court?

Do you want a deadbeat parent to be awarded custody of your children or your relatives fighting over family heirlooms?

Do you want the State to distribute your possessions  through probate while your loved ones grieve your death ... in court?

Do you want a stranger making assumptions and decisions on your behalf while long-lost relatives petition the court for your assets against your wishes?

Did you answer "yes" to any of the questions?

Probably not. You are a responsible adult with a family to protect.You simply must consider getting a will done.

None of us are planning to die today, yet none of us will get out of this life alive. In fact, there are only two guarantees in life: Death and Taxes.

If you don’t have a properly written Will in place, your State has one for you. Do you think the government has your best intentions, or your family, in mind? 

If you think so, go invest one day in court and watch the proceedings. It is cut and dry. The law is the law. With no direction, the judge makes the decisions as best he or she can with the information they have.

Protect your loved ones and your assets in the event you die. Have your Will, your Living Will, Health Care Power of Attorney,and Children’s Trust  prepared by our top rated law firms.

Please take a moment and review our website to discover the many areas of protection we service. Whether your desire is to protect yourself, your family, your business or your employees, we've got you covered.

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If you now have a better understanding of the necessity of having an up-to-date Will in place, you will benefit from a Pre-Paid Legal Services® Inc. Family Plan. 

Who is Covered Under Our Pre-Paid Legal Plan?

You the Member -Your Spouse - Your Children - Your Eligible Family Members.
 

Where Are You Covered? All 50 States and 4 Provinces in Canada.

"If You’re Not Protected From The Law,

You’re Subjected To The Law"

"If You Don’t Know Your Rights,

You Don’t Have Any Rights"

Think About That.

Pre-Paid Legal Services® Inc. is an Integrity-based 36 year-old publicly owned company, traded on the New York Stock Exchange.