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The criteria for deciding on the content of this publication included: | The criteria for deciding on the content of this publication included: | ||
* Whether the information would provide entry-level advocates with realistic solutions for clients with consumer or debt problems.
| * Whether the information would provide entry-level advocates with realistic solutions for clients with consumer or debt problems.
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* Whether alternative resources (including lawyers and government agencies, as well as other publications) are available. If so, we refer readers to those resources, listed in the section on [ | * Whether alternative resources (including lawyers and government agencies, as well as other publications) are available. If so, we refer readers to those resources, listed in the section on [[Agencies that Help]]. | ||
In general, topics involving consumer contracts or credit and debt are covered in the most detail (for example, making a purchase or declaring bankruptcy). Other relevant topics (for example, court procedures) are covered in less detail because many other resources are available for both advocates and clients to find out more about these. | In general, topics involving consumer contracts or credit and debt are covered in the most detail (for example, making a purchase or declaring bankruptcy). Other relevant topics (for example, court procedures) are covered in less detail because many other resources are available for both advocates and clients to find out more about these. | ||
