The Internet has made it possible to get online answers to just about any question, and legal questions are commonly addressed. You can find dozens of sites that address various legal issues, and allow you to ask a question of an expert in that particular field, or to ask others who have been in a similar situation. In many cases, this advice is free; in other cases, you’ll need to pay a one time fee or subscribe to the site. It’s often best to take legal advice online as a guide, and then seek professional legal advice if necessary. And do your research before going online and asking a legal question; look at customer reviews and the credentials of the people helping you. But whether it’s about child custody, workplace laws or medical malpractice, the Web can be a useful source of information and advice.
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