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Not sure what kind of lawyer you need? Start with what happened.
- We are separating and I need to know where I standFamily & Divorce lawyers
- Someone is building on my land, or the boundary is wrongLand & Property lawyers
- I am buying, selling, gifting or mortgaging propertyDeeds & Notary Services lawyers
- Someone I know has been arrested or summoned by the policeCriminal Defence lawyers
- I am owed money or someone broke an agreement with meCivil Litigation lawyers
- I am starting a company or signing a business contractCompany & Commercial lawyers
- I lost my job unfairly or my employer has not paid my duesLabour & Employment lawyers
- A family member has died, or I want to write my willWills & Testamentary lawyers
- A public official or the state has treated me unlawfullyFundamental Rights lawyers
- I cannot keep up with a loan, or a bank is moving to sell my propertyBanking & Finance lawyers
- Someone gave me a cheque that bouncedDebt Recovery lawyers
- I was in a road accident and need compensationMotor Accidents & Insurance lawyers
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- Every next date in one diary, with reminders to you and your client
- Client and case files you can open from the court corridor
- Fee notes in LKR, paid online by card
- A public profile that brings new clients to you
ඔබගේ DC 4471/L නඩුවේ ඊළඟ දිනය 14 ජන., දිසා අධිකරණය, මහනුවර. පැමිණිය යුතුදැයි ඔබගේ නීතිඥ දන්වනු ඇත.
Sent automatically when you record the next date.
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