Kristen Wolf and Shari-Lynn Cuomo Shore, experienced family law attorneys at Wolf & Shore Law Group.

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Should I Wait To Hire An Attorney?

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Have you been wondering if you need to hire an attorney? So many people decide to try to “tough it out” on their own in court. The consequences of not having adequate representation can be devastating.

Hiring an attorney early on is extremely important. Not only does it ensure that any motions that you need to file will be drafted correctly, but your attorney will also have full knowledge of your case.

Hiring an attorney in the middle of a matter can create a burden on yourself. You will need to spend time providing details to your new attorney’s office, and you will need to make sure you’ve retrieved a complete copy of all court filings to be added to your new file.

When you hire an attorney from the beginning, you actually save time and money! Sometimes when people represent themselves, they end up with court orders put in place that they don’t agree with. Often, that is the catalyst to potential clients finally reaching out for representation. Unfortunately, once those orders are in place there is little that can be done to change them without a substantial chance in circumstances.

By hiring an attorney early on, you will have counsel advocating and negotiating on your behalf, and addressing the court appropriately for you. This creates a much better chance for a favorable outcome. Don’t wait, this is your future! Contact our office for a confidential consultation today. We can be reached here, 203.745.3151, or info@wolfandshorelaw.com.

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