Is there an app for finding lawyers?

The NSW Pocket Lawyer app is free to download on Apple mobile devices from the App Store. It is supported on iPhone and iPad running iOS 7 and above. Tested and compatible with iOS 8.

What is off the record app?

Basically, Off the Record helps you fight your traffic tickets in court without you ever having to leave the couch. The iPhone and web app touts an impressive average success rate of 97% when it comes to fighting users’ speeding tickets.

Is off the record a good app?

This company is a complete scam and will steal your money. Their money back guarantee and their terms are misleading and dishonest.

Does off the record app really work?

Does your lawyer have to be local?

In all honesty, in 95% of the cases, the location of the attorney doesn’t matter. We don’t live in the 1800’s anymore where people had to hire an in town attorney, as there were no other options. In today’s legal market, it’s the lawyer that matters, not where they are.

Is off the record legally binding?

Keep in mind, an off-the-record agreement is not legally binding. Rather, in the news world it’s a culturally accepted method of sourcing information. Reporters generally honor off-the-record agreements because they want to continue being trusted by sources to share worthwhile news and background.

How much does it cost to use off the record?

Here’s how it works. When you get a ticket, you’ll submit a photo of your ticket, answer a few questions, then pay a fee. The fee can range anywhere from $59 to $599 depending on the state and county you live in.

What is the FindLaw lawyer directory?

Welcome to the FindLaw Lawyer Directory, featuring detailed profiles of attorneys from across the United States. To get started use the search box or click on a city, state, or legal issue.

Where can I find a guide to hiring a lawyer?

If you haven’t hired an attorney before, you may want to consult FindLaw’s Guide to Hiring a Lawyer and Guide to the U.S. Legal System. Do I Need a Lawyer?

How do I get Started with FindLaw?

To get started use the search box or click on a city, state, or legal issue. If you haven’t hired an attorney before, you may want to consult FindLaw’s Guide to Hiring a Lawyer and Guide to the U.S. Legal System. Do I Need a Lawyer?