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What does a lawyer do in Mérida?

Lawyers in Mérida exercise legal defense in a trial, as well as the judicial and administrative processes caused or suffered by it. Also, advise and give advice on judicial matters. Lawyers are professionals with knowledge in various areas of legislation (criminal, labor, commercial, administrative, tax, among others) and their training involves knowledge of history, philosophy, culture, literature, oratory, economics, sociology, teleology, forensic sciences and politics, for which they usually hold hierarchical positions in the administration of the State and its government.

 

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How can lawyers in Merida advise and guide me?

They can be oriented towards a private profile, as an advisor and representative of natural and/or legal persons, or have a public profile linked to the government and public administration. In most of the legal systems of the various countries, for the exercise of this profession, university studies in Law are required —law degree—, to be registered in a bar association in Mérida or to have a State authorization to practice. Not only is it necessary to know the Law in strictly technical terms, but it is also necessary to acquire a series of skills that will be necessary in the exercise of the profession. A lawyer is expected to know how to listen to his clients, or, for example, to be effective when writing a document.

 

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How much does a lawyer charge in Mérida?

Most lawyers in Merida charge a lower percentage if the case is resolved before the lawyer does all the work necessary to go to trial. If you and your attorney agree to a contingency fee, the attorney must put the agreement in writing and provide you with a signed copy. The attorney's out-of-pocket costs, in many cases, are not included in the attorney's fees. You should be sure to pay attention to how an attorney bills you for outside costs.

 

Before hiring a Lawyer, it is important to ask for a prior estimate to find out how much their fees are and the rest of the expenses that may arise from the procedure (intervention of the Solicitor, experts, notarial testimony, etc.).

 

Before starting the professional relationship, it is important that a contract or order form be signed between the Lawyer and the Client, stating the services that the Lawyer will perform, the amount of the fees and the form of payment.

 

 

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