Evidence required to issue a lawyer’s letter

1. If the evidence is insufficient, you can issue a lawyer’s letter. You do not need to provide evidence to issue a lawyer’s letter. Therefore, if there is insufficient evidence, the party concerned can also entrust a lawyer to issue a lawyer’s letter. However, the lawyer's letter contains insufficient evidence and has relatively little deterrence. Article 28 of the "Lawyers Law of the People's Republic of China" Lawyers may engage in the following businesses: (1) Accept entrustment from natural persons, legal persons or other organizations to serve as legal advisors; (2) Accept entrustment in civil cases and administrative cases , serve as an agent and participate in litigation; (3) Accept the entrustment of criminal suspects or defendants, or accept legal aid provided by legal aid agencies in accordance with the law. (3) Accept the entrustment of criminal suspects or defendants in criminal cases, or accept the assignment of legal aid institutions in accordance with the law, to serve as defenders, accept the entrustment of victims of private prosecution cases, public prosecution cases or their close relatives, act as agents, and participate in litigation; (4) ) Accept entrustment to represent appeals in various litigation cases; (5) Accept entrustment to participate in mediation and arbitration activities; (6) Accept entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services; (7) Accept entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services; (8) Accept entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services Non-litigation legal services; (9) Provide legal services in civil cases and administrative cases to the public and victims of public prosecution cases. (7) Answer legal consultations, write litigation documents and other documents related to legal affairs.

2. Under normal circumstances, you can ignore the lawyer's letter when you receive it. Legal professionals who only know that they have been entrusted by the other party to handle legal conflicts can ignore the lawyer's letter. Specific situations in which you refuse to accept a lawyer's letter include: 1. You don't have to talk to the other party's lawyer, but this may result in the next lawyer's letter you receive being a court summons. 2. You can also ignore the summons, so that the court cannot notify the defendant to appear in court, or the confrontation can be passive and the other party will directly win the case. 3. An appeal can be made within 15 days. If no appeal is filed after 15 days, the court's decision will automatically take effect and be enforced. 4. If you still refuse to execute, the other party has the right to apply to the court for an enforcement order. If you do not fulfill your obligations or actively communicate after receiving the lawyer's letter, it will lead to the following consequences: 1. The other party may file a civil lawsuit in court. 2. If it constitutes a crime (such as credit card fraud, etc.), the other party will report the case to the public security organs, which will file a criminal case and hold the criminal suspect accountable. 3. Of course, it is also possible that the lawyer's letter sent by the other party is inconsistent with the facts and the matter will be settled in the end, but this is only a rare case. In addition, after receiving the other party's lawyer's letter, you should carefully study the other party's intentions and actively respond appropriately instead of passively ignoring it. 4. If necessary, you can go to the nearest local law firm to ask a lawyer for judgment. Through the above analysis, we know that the lawyer's letter only informs the parties of the legal responsibilities they need to bear and does not need to bear the burden of proof. Therefore, if the evidence is insufficient, you can also entrust a lawyer to issue a lawyer's letter. However, when the evidence is insufficient, the deterrent effect of the lawyer's letter will be relatively small.