Understand the Law Before You Take the Next Step

Understand the Law Before You Take the Next Step

Choosing the right lawyer is a daunting experience – and potentially very costly. So how do you find the best lawyer for your situation and needs? We’ve compiled useful resources and information from various legal experts to help you get started.

Not sure where to start?

Here are some common situations people face – and where to find the right legal information.

I was injured or hurt.

🚑 Accidents, unsafe conditions, or negligence that caused harm.

I was charged or arrested.

🚔 Criminal accusations, court proceedings, or investigations.

My family situation changed.

👨‍👩‍👧 Divorce, custody, support, or domestic matters.

I own or run a business.

🏢 Contracts, disputes, compliance, or company structure.

I’m having issues at work.

💼 Termination, discrimination, wage issues & workplace disputes.

I’m planning for the future.

📄 Wills, trusts, probate, or estate administration.

I’m overwhelmed by debt.

💳 Bankruptcy, collections, or financial relief options.

I have a property issue.

🏠 Buying, selling, leasing, zoning, or ownership disputes.

I’m dealing with immigration issues.

🌍 Visas, green cards, citizenship, or removal concerns.

How Laws101 Helps You Make Smarter Legal Decisions

Legal issues are stressful, confusing, and often time-sensitive. Laws101 exists to help you understand your options before you commit to a lawyer, file paperwork, or make costly decisions.

We provide clear, plain-English explanations of how the law works across major practice areas—so you can approach your situation informed, confident, and prepared.

Laws101 does not replace an attorney. We help you understand the legal landscape so you can take the next step with clarity.

What you’ll find on Laws101:

  • Easy-to-understand guides explaining your legal rights and responsibilities

  • Overviews of common legal processes and what to expect at each stage

  • Information to help you decide when legal help is necessary—and when it may not be

  • Educational resources to help you ask better questions when speaking with a lawyer