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{{Template:Legal Help Guide TOC}}Whether you are receiving free legal advice or paying for legal assistance, it is to your advantage to be prepared to make the best use of the time you spend with your lawyer or advocate. Here are four steps to take before you see a lawyer or advocate:
{{Template:Legal Help Guide TOC}}Whether you are receiving free legal advice or paying for legal assistance, it is to your advantage to be prepared to make the best use of the time you spend with your lawyer or advocate. Here are four steps to take before you see a lawyer or advocate:
#Complete the form below before speaking with a lawyer or advocate. This form is [http://blog.clicklaw.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Information-Sheet-to-Prepare-for-Interview-with-a-Lawyer-or-Advocate.rtf available to download in word processing format]. Take the form with you to the interview.
#Complete the form below before speaking with a lawyer or advocate. This form is [http://blog.clicklaw.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Information-Sheet-to-Prepare-for-Interview-with-a-Lawyer-or-Advocate.rtf available to download in word processing format]. Take the form with you to the interview.
#In writing down what happened, put your story in chronological order, and include both the good information and the bad information; if you did something wrong, admit it to the lawyer.  
#In writing down what happened, put your story in chronological <span class="noglossary">order</span>, and include both the good information and the bad information; if you did something wrong, admit it to the lawyer.  
#Take all letters and documents about your legal problem with you to the interview.
#Take all letters and documents about your legal problem with you to the interview.
#Take some form of identification with you to the interview.
#Take some form of identification with you to the interview.
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