
Why You Should Find a Lawyer Before You Have Legal Issues
People tend to seek out an attorney after they have experienced a legal issue.
For example, after you move into an apartment and your hot water doesn't work, or after you are laid off from a job, or after your small business is threatened with legal action, then you want a lawyer.
But at that point, you're already stressed. And it's already a stressful world.
So that's why we want to set you up with a lawyer now...before s**t hits the fan.
But very few people speak to an attorney before they have experienced a legal issue.
Speaking to an attorney before experiencing a legal issue is a lot less expensive than having to call an attorney after you have a legal issue. In fact, you should think of speaking to an attorney as an investment in your future. Speaking to a lawyer before you have a legal issue allows you to minimize or eliminate the chances of a problem arising in the future. In the event that a legal issue does arise in the future, then you have an attorney that you know and trust who previously assisted you because you have already “tested the waters” with your attorney.
In addition to the example above, you can use an attorney before experiencing a legal issue to assist you with the following:
This article is intended to convey generally useful information only and does not constitute legal advice. Any opinions expressed are solely those of the author, not LawChamps.
For example, after you move into an apartment and your hot water doesn't work, or after you are laid off from a job, or after your small business is threatened with legal action, then you want a lawyer.
But at that point, you're already stressed. And it's already a stressful world.
So that's why we want to set you up with a lawyer now...before s**t hits the fan.
But very few people speak to an attorney before they have experienced a legal issue.
Speaking to an attorney before experiencing a legal issue is a lot less expensive than having to call an attorney after you have a legal issue. In fact, you should think of speaking to an attorney as an investment in your future. Speaking to a lawyer before you have a legal issue allows you to minimize or eliminate the chances of a problem arising in the future. In the event that a legal issue does arise in the future, then you have an attorney that you know and trust who previously assisted you because you have already “tested the waters” with your attorney.
In addition to the example above, you can use an attorney before experiencing a legal issue to assist you with the following:
- Purchasing a home
- Purchasing or leasing a car
- Purchasing a boat
- Starting a business or “lawsuit-proofing” an existing business
- Filing for a patent or trademarking a name
- Reviewing automobile, homeowner’s, and boater’s insurance policies.
This article is intended to convey generally useful information only and does not constitute legal advice. Any opinions expressed are solely those of the author, not LawChamps.

Related Posts
Our CEO Speaks This Saturday About Entrepreneurship
LawChamps | 27 August, 2021
Are you a Black entrepreneur? Then you may want to check out a seminar being held this Sunday at 8 a.m. The teaching session is being hosted by the Black Women Ma...
Read MoreHow Attorneys Can Best Manage Online Reviews
Sona Sulakian | 16 February, 2021
Word-of-mouth. Attorneys have built robust client bases on just this. With the advent of the Internet, word-of-mouth today takes the form of online reviews, as billion...
Read MoreScared to Talk to a Lawyer? Don’t Be.
Patty Lamberti | 23 November, 2020
Breaking news: every human will need a lawyer at some point in their lives. That's why there are so many lawyers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, ther...
Read More