When does someone need a lawyer? here's the explanation and timing!

A person usually needs a lawyer in a variety of legal situations that involve complex legal issues or require an in-depth understanding of the law and some examples of situations where a person may need a lawyer include:

Criminal:

When a person is faced with criminal charges, whether a misdemeanor or a serious felony - Criminal defense attorneys help defend clients' rights in court.

Civil:

In civil legal disputes such as divorce, child custody issues, contractual agreements, lawsuits for property damage or claims against other people.

Family Law:

In situations such as divorce, child custody, change in marital status or adoption.

Business Law:

To establish a company, resolve business agreement issues, protect intellectual property rights or resolve business disputes.

Estate and Inheritance Planning:

For estate planning, making wills, and estate administration.

Employment Law:

When someone faces legal problems related to employment, such as illegal dismissal, discrimination, or claims related to workers' rights.

Property Law:

For property buying and selling transactions, rentals or property disputes.

Immigration Law:

In immigration cases, including immigration status visa applications, or appeals.

Environmental Law:

When someone faces legal problems related to environmental pollution or environmental permits.

Bankruptcy Law:

To help a person or company facing financial difficulties navigate the bankruptcy process.

Intellectual Property Law - In cases of copyright, patent or trademark infringement.

Corporate Crime Law: 

In investigations or trials related to unlawful acts within the company.

International law:

For cases involving international or interstate law.

Health Law:

In cases of medical malpractice claims or other legal issues related to health services.

Financial Law:

For legal matters related to investment, banking or taxes.