Do you need a lawyer in civil litigation? The answer to this question is that you can find a lawyer according to your actual needs. I suggest you find a lawyer, because only a lawyer can solve the problem better, because sometimes we are not very familiar with the relevant legal provisions. First, civil litigation requires lawyers. In civil litigation, if you know the law, you don't need to hire a lawyer. Otherwise, it is recommended to hire a lawyer. Hiring a lawyer as a defender has the following three advantages: 1. Lawyers can help the parties to analyze the case, advantages and disadvantages, provide constructive suggestions for the parties to make the most appropriate decision, and remind them to take effective legal measures in time. The rights and obligations of both parties to any dispute are contradictory, some are very obvious, some are hidden, some are direct and some are indirect. It is difficult for non-legal professionals to know the relative secret and indirect rights and obligations. 2. Lawyers can investigate and collect evidence in time according to the needs of the case, which is the basis for safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of the parties. 3. Lawyers are familiar with litigation procedures, rules of evidence and laws and regulations, write legal documents for the parties and participate in litigation in person, which can protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties to the greatest extent. Second, the conditions for withdrawing the lawsuit in civil litigation Article 13 1 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that before the verdict is pronounced, the lawsuit shall meet the following conditions: 1. When applying for withdrawal of the lawsuit, the plaintiff must file a written or oral application with the defendant's people's court. 2. The purpose of the plaintiff's application for withdrawing the lawsuit must be legal and legitimate. According to the requirement of the principle of punishment, the punishment of the parties must be implemented within the scope prescribed by law in order to be effective. Therefore, the plaintiff's application for withdrawal must also be based on justice and legality. When the plaintiff applies for withdrawing the lawsuit, he must express his true meaning. The so-called expression of will based on one's own real situation means that the plaintiff must apply for withdrawal of prosecution voluntarily, not passively or against his will. 4. The plaintiff's application for withdrawing the prosecution shall be filed before the defendant's people's court announces the judgment at the latest. This should be the case whether it is pronounced in court or on a regular basis. This will not only enable the plaintiff to have sufficient time to consider and implement the withdrawal of the lawsuit in time, but also avoid the seriousness and authority of the judgment made by the sued people's court after the judgment is pronounced. Because once the judgment is announced, even if it has not yet taken legal effect, it cannot be revoked at will without legal procedures. Iii. How to write 1 for the civil litigation request? This part is the main content of the complaint. Claims should be itemized. The litigation request must be specific, clear and concise, and what should be written must be written, because it is related to the scope of court review. 2. In civil litigation, follow the principle of "ignore without complaint". If the plaintiff no longer files a lawsuit, the court will not take the initiative to try and protect it. Therefore, we should think it through as much as possible in advance (of course, we can't ask questions indiscriminately, if there is no corresponding evidence to support the litigant's claim, we will definitely not get legal protection but share the litigation costs), so as to avoid the trouble of changing or increasing the litigation claim afterwards, and even put an end to the situation that the legitimate rights and interests are not protected by law. Also, don't leave out the item of litigation costs, and explicitly request that the litigation costs be borne by the defendant.