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The following are commonly asked questions and answers about Dynamic Lawyers:
Q#1: Is making a post free?
A#1: Yes. Absolutely. 100%.
Q#2: Should I include any personal or third party contact information in my post?
A#2: No. Do not include your name, e-mail address, address, telephone number, fax number, etc. Similarly, do not include any third party names, e-mail addresses, addresses, telephone numbers, fax numbers, etc. Posts must be made anonymously. Your e-mail address will not appear in the post that is ultimately published on the website or forwarded to appropriate Lawyers. If we find that your post contains any personal or contact information, we will remove it from the website immediately.
Q#3: Is creating an account free?
A#3: Creating an account is free for users (i.e non-lawyers). Lawyers who register for an account will have to pay a small subscription fee of only $50.00 / month for 12 months.
Q#4: As a user, what is the benefit of having an account?
A#4: Users can view, edit, and delete their posts through their account. They can also publish their posts instantly without having to first submit their post and then publish it through their e-mail.
Q#5: As a lawyer, what is the benefit of having an account?
A#5: Lawyers can view, edit, and delete their posts through their account. They can also publish their posts instantly without having to first submit their post and then publish it through their e-mail. Lawyers need an account in order to search private posts, respond to public and private posts, submit a Legal-Ease Guide, and receive instant e-mail notifications of public and private posts.
Q#6: Who can view private posts?
A#6: Only Lawyers who have an account (which has been verified) can view private posts.
Q#7: Who can view public posts?
A#7: Everyone visting the website can view public posts.
Q#8: Which Lawyers receive my post?
A#8: Public and private posts that match a Lawyer's City, Legal Area, and Matter are forwarded to their e-mail account. Alternatively, lawyers can search for your post on the website and reply in that manner.
Q#9: What should I do when I receive a response from a Lawyer?
A#9: You should immediately make sure that the responding Lawyer has an office and contact information and is in good standing with the legal regulators. In Ontario, you should contact the Law Society of Upper Canada (www.lsuc.on.ca) to confirm this. Also, feel free to request expertise from lawyers when making a post and follow up with the Lawyer by asking about their experience and when they were called to the Bar.
Q#10: After a Lawyer has signed up for an account, what happens next?
A#10: We review the Lawyer's account and activate it upon verification. The lawyer will not see private posts, be able to respond to public or private posts, or receive e-mail notifications of posts until we have activated their account.
Q#11: What are the Free Legal Guides?
A#11: The Free Legal Guides are practical, easy-to-read and short guides about a legal topic. They are meant to be helpful guides, and do not constitute legal advice. If you think you need legal advice, you should always consult with a lawyer.
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