How to Hire a Lawyer for Your Family Court Case (Part 3 of 3)

Posted on February 20, 2007 by J. Benjamin Stevens

Once you have met with the attorney, explained your case and had your questions answered, there are some questions you should ask yourself:

  • Will I feel comfortable working closely with this person?
  • Do I feel confident in the lawyer’s experience and skill to handle my case?
  • Do I understand the lawyer’s explanation of what my case involves?
  • Do I understand the proposed fee agreement?
If you feel comfortable with the attorney and confident that his experience is adequate for your case, you have probably found a good match. Asking and answering the above questions will go a long way in determining if this is the right attorney for you.

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