freelawyer.co.uk Reviews

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Newest Review: ... lawyers` advice ,is on Housing rights,Employment law,Consumer law,Family law,Motoring law,and personal injury law. Its data base is up to date,and would be a great help to ordinary people who cannot afford to hire some-one,and is better than say the Citizens Advice Bureau.(They also do a great job). There`s even a virtual lady called "MARY" to help you navigate the site. Useful phone numbers also and a help line too.And even a law firm directory is included. This is definately a one stop shop for me. There is also a page where you can get personal written advice.Its a must before throwing any hard earned cash away. On th... more

Customer freelawyer.co.uk Reviews (5)

annosmond
freelawyer.co.uk: Wow,legal advice for Free.Now that`s a bargain!!. (307 words)
by - written on 28/06/02, updated on  28/06/02 (Useful, 310 readings)
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www.freelawyer.co.uk.This site is wonderful,and it has Six virtual lawyers,that you can press on and get free advice. Now the great thing i have found in this site,is the no nonsense advice,and the simplistic layout.Its virtually idiot proof,So i can manage it ok.lol. The site is colourful,and not too stuffy,as you` expect from a lawyers office. The 6 virtual lawyers` advice ,is on Housing rights,Employment law,Consumer law,Family law,Motoring law,and personal injury law. Its data base is up to date,and would be a great help to ordinary people who cannot afford to hire some-one,and is better than say the Citizens Advice ...  Read the complete review

janna
A case of harassment (820 words)
by - written on 21/10/01, updated on  21/10/01 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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Saturday, 11th November 2000 is a date firmly fixed in my mind; it is the date that I received the first 'letter', that is if you consider words and phrases taken out of context and cut from newspapers to constitute a letter. It was put through my letterbox anonymously in the dead of the night. I knew immediately who had done this to me. I believe his plan was to frighten me, he did not expect me to do what I did next. I live in a small town and I showed the letter to all my neighbours and friends, and then I contacted the police. Since that date I have received two more letters of a similar format - words and phrases cut out of newspapers. The ...  Read the complete review

sillygilly
freelawyer.co.uk: FREE LEGAL ADVICE ON THE WEB? (280 words)
by - written on 20/10/01, updated on  20/10/01 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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Free Lawyer is exactly what it says, it is a totally free law service, for the general public who don't know the ins and outs of common law probelms. This site deals with all sorts of law problems such as Family Law, Motoring Law, Personal Injury Law, Housing Law, Consumer Law and Employment Law. The relevant pages give you unbiased expert advice on every nature of your intended claim. About three months ago, I was the passager in a car, when it hit a lamppost, I suffered a broken arm, severe bruising to the chest, arm, neck and hand. I wanted to claim against the driver, as I believed they were not concentrating on the road at ...  Read the complete review

janharper
Free legal Advice (139 words)
by - written on 16/12/00, updated on  16/12/00 (Very useful, 786 readings)
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Freelawyer.com is useful as a first port of call if you have legal problems. It can't answer your queries in much detail but it will give you a rough idea of what you are dealing with.It can advise on possible legal costs and lawyers in your area. There is team of virtual lawyers on the site and you click on whichever seems to meet your requirements. Choose from personal injury, employment, consumer,housing, family and motoring. If you can't find what you want then there is a search facility available. You can also download various legal forms including lottery agreements and wills. This site doesn't provide much information but at ...  Read the complete review

auldmac
freelawyer.co.uk: It wisnae Me- It was HER -honest --- (798 words)
by - written on 11/12/00, updated on  28/01/01 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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For Update, please scroll to end of text ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you "habitually" hear the dreaded words : "You have the right to remain silent" .....”Anything you 'wear' will be taken down ”........... Or, -- if you still find yourself sitting on the end of your bed, till somebody opens the bedroom door for you each morning and lets you out ... Then this is for you...... ~ http://www.freelawyer.co.uk There is no registration required, as, Freelawyer is FREE and provides free legal information on literally, thousands of legal problems, and does ...  Read the complete review