Do I have to hire a lawyer for a lawsuit?

It is up to the parties to decide whether to hire a lawyer in a lawsuit. If the parties think that a lawyer can better help them handle the case, they can hire one lawyer or two lawyers to help them handle the case, help them collect evidence and actively provide evidence. 1. Do I have to hire a lawyer if I go to court? Our country's law does not stipulate that a lawyer is necessary for a lawsuit. If the parties can solve the dispute by themselves, they don't need to hire a lawyer, but the lawsuit is often complicated, and lawyers, as professionals, can provide effective help to the parties. 1. Lawyers are national legal workers who have obtained legal professional qualifications through the national judicial examination. Entrusting lawyers to represent themselves can make up for their weak legal knowledge. 2. Lawyers are qualified to go to the court to consult the case files and understand the case. 3. Lawyers participating in litigation can visit relevant units and individuals with a letter of introduction from the law firm and a power of attorney from the client to investigate and collect evidence related to the case. 4. A lawyer can represent the client to state the facts and reasons of the case in court, and provide evidence and cross-examine around the litigation request. A lawyer can apply for evidence preservation, property preservation, postponement of trial and application for new witnesses to testify in court according to the needs of the case. In the stage of court debate, lawyers will use skilled legal knowledge to conduct court debate in combination with the facts of the case to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of clients. Legal rights and interests. 5. In the process of participating in the litigation, when lawyers find that the trend of the case deviates from the legal procedure, they can put forward rectification opinions in time. The legality of the trial procedure is the premise and basis for safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of the client. 6. Lawyers can settle the case outside the case.

second, when is the best time to get a lawyer for a lawsuit?

1. Civil cases Civil cases mainly include disputes between equal subjects such as divorce, inheritance, marriage and family, real estate, property rights, contract disputes, intellectual property rights, labor and personnel disputes, tort liability, company affairs and insurance securities. (1) When there is a dispute with others, prepare to bring a lawsuit to the people's court. At the beginning of a dispute, lawyers can learn about the case from the prosecution stage, investigate and collect evidence, save time, money and other costs, and improve litigation efficiency. (2) When the dispute with others has been accepted by the people's court, you are the plaintiff or defendant of the case. At this time, looking for a lawyer's help can also reduce losses to a greater extent and increase the chances of winning the case.

ii. administrative cases administrative cases refer to disputes between the people and the government, including disputes and disputes caused by administrative organs exercising their functions and powers or infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of individuals, social organizations, legal persons and other legal persons, such as state compensation. (1) the government and its relevant departments should make a decision on the application, but they have not made an illegal decision or ruling. At this time, lawyers can provide professional advice and opinions on administrative application, better communicate with government departments, and promote the adoption of administrative applications. (2) When the relevant government and its law enforcement departments impose administrative penalties on you. Looking for a lawyer at this time can better understand the legitimacy and rationality of administrative punishment, correct it in time, avoid losses and safeguard rights and interests.

iii. criminal cases criminal cases, that is, cases caused by crimes, refer to cases in which individuals, units, enterprises and other organizations infringe upon the rights and interests of others, society and the state due to crimes, causing procuratorial organs to put on record for investigation. Criminal cases are generally divided into filing stage, investigation stage, prosecution stage and execution stage. Lawyers who litigate criminal cases can be called criminal defense lawyers. No matter in administrative cases, civil cases or criminal cases, lawyers can help the parties to handle related disputes. However, when hiring a lawyer, the parties need to pay a certain amount of lawyer's fees, and the charging standard of lawyer's fees is not clearly defined, which should be determined according to the negotiation between the parties and the complexity of the case.