"Lawyer up" is a term associated with hiring the services of a lawyer or attorney at the first sight of trouble. While, this is a good strategy for people who have more money, it's not always the best case scenario.
There are a number of legal matters that you can handle yourself, such as incorporating or an asset and children free divorce. However, bankruptcy, messy divorces, criminal cases, etc. are important, life-changing events that require the services of a good attorney to not only give you the best advice but also provide the best shot at a reduced impact on life. Attorney services cost a lot of money, but you do get what you pay for.
If you want to avoid attorney fees, the best thing to do is stay out of trouble (Captain Obvious to the rescue!)
Thanks for clarifying that. I had an image of John Wayne straddling a guy in a suit for some reason.
ReplyDeletewow i will have to try that
ReplyDeletefollowing your post :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for advice! Great post!
ReplyDeleteLooks like I have to "lawyer up!"
ReplyDeleteO.J. Simpson is familiar with the term, I'm sure.
ReplyDeletebut staying out of trouble isn't any fun!!
ReplyDeleteNice to know, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteGreat info! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteUsually a term I hear around police precincts - or on Law and Order. haha
ReplyDeletei'll try to stay out of troubles
ReplyDeletehaha i love captain obvious. probably the best advice ive seen on blogger so far =P
ReplyDeleteAnd then there are companies/people that have lawyers on retainer and never have to worry about lawyering up.
ReplyDeletegood to know that
ReplyDeletethanks for the post!
ReplyDeletegreat info man,thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you Cptn obvious!
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thank you for great advices
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update man!
ReplyDeletelol good call man thats what I always say too
ReplyDeleteoh and followin!
ReplyDeleteOkay, never heard of that expression. :)
ReplyDeletedude i hate lawyers greedy sons of b*tches
ReplyDeleteI love captain obvious!
ReplyDeleteYeah I like the last sentence best :X
ReplyDeletelol, so true man
ReplyDeleteI have always heard these terms in TV shows lol
ReplyDeleteI prefer Marshall from How I Met Your Mother's "LAWYERED" every time he uses law to make somebody look dumb.
ReplyDeleteits funny how when people sue someone else or a company for money, they end up with nothing anyway, that is after all the attorney fees!
ReplyDeleteBut but but I like getting in trouble. It's not that you have to stay out of trouble, you just need to not get caught!
ReplyDeleteHaha yeah. I never want to have to pay a lawyer. Though I don't know the law as well as them, the fact that they are able to make so much money is sickening. They aren't saving anyone's life or anything (especially because they don't determine the outcome of the trial!)
ReplyDeletelawyer bailout great blog
ReplyDeletei've got a good lawyer on speed dial! not that i've ever needed to call him, but you never can be too careful!
ReplyDeleteunbelievable term
ReplyDeleteI really don't want to require one of these guys, I like my money...
ReplyDeletegreat post as always
ReplyDeletei seee thank you
ReplyDeleteI knew it!
ReplyDeleteI feel so smart right now!
Yeah I cant afford to do that.
ReplyDeletei have one attorney and two lawyers
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