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If you were happy with your will, you can ask the lawyer who did it for names of lawyers who do divorce cases. The lawyer who did your will may also have partners who handle divorce. Try to get two or three names, so you can shop around and compare. | If you were happy with your will, you can ask the lawyer who did it for names of lawyers who do divorce cases. The lawyer who did your will may also have partners who handle divorce. Try to get two or three names, so you can shop around and compare. | ||
===2. Ask friends for recommendations=== | ====2. Ask friends for recommendations==== | ||
If you’ve never used a lawyer, ask friends and acquaintances to recommend a lawyer they used for similar problems. A personal recommendation is usually a good way to choose any professional. You could also ask your doctor, accountant, or financial advisor. Often, they know lawyers who do divorce and other cases. Your employer may have a lawyer on staff, or you can ask your union lawyer for a recommendation. Always describe your problem in detail. | If you’ve never used a lawyer, ask friends and acquaintances to recommend a lawyer they used for similar problems. A personal recommendation is usually a good way to choose any professional. You could also ask your doctor, accountant, or financial advisor. Often, they know lawyers who do divorce and other cases. Your employer may have a lawyer on staff, or you can ask your union lawyer for a recommendation. Always describe your problem in detail. | ||