Each year, millions of people represent themselves in court- instead of being represented by an attorney. Even though there are some legal matters that do not require the help of a lawyer, there are many cases where one is necessary to avoid further complications. Legal matters that fall under criminal defense, personal injury, or DUI are just some examples of cases that individuals should hire an attorney for. 
 
Here are reasons why you should hire an attorney for any legal disputes you may encounter: 
 

• The law is a complex field of study and someone who is experienced and knowledgeable in that area should be representing you. Even the most experienced attorneys hire another lawyer to represent their case. It is always beneficial to hire another set of eyes and someone who is emotionally detached from your case. 
• Attorneys are trained on how to challenge evidence. They can determine if a piece of evidence posed against you is contradictory or improperly handled. Depending on the case, this can save you from a charge or from spending time behind bars. 
• A lawyer will be your guide to ensure you fill out and file any specific, legal documents regarding your case. It is more difficult to keep up with deadlines and follow procedures without a professional leading the way. Failing to properly fill out or file any documents may result in obliteration of your case.
• An attorney will be there to lay out all the options regarding your route of defense. Even if you are guilty or the evidence is not in your favor, your lawyer will be able to organize all the information and utilize it to present your best case. 
• It is likely that the other party you are facing against has legal representation. Without the help of an attorney, you are already at a disadvantage. The opposing party has prepared their case with the assistance of a professional, which puts you on an unequal playing field. 

 
If you are looking to hire a professional attorney to help you present your strongest case, contact Franks & Rechenberg, P.C. today.
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