the representation of a person or a company by a lawyer in co
urt or other legal authorities. Advocacy can include various things such as accepting legal cases, drafting legal documents, representation in legal negotiations and contracts, and defense in court. Advocacy matters can include all matters related to law and justice, and expert lawyers work in various fields such as civil law, criminal law, family law, business law, etc. Professional and experienced lawyers can help you get the best results in your legal cases.
To accept representation, you must first consult with a lawyer and sign an appropriate representation agreement between you and the lawyer. This agreement will include details such as fees, obligations and responsibilities of the lawyer and other matters related to the design and review of your legal case. After signing the agreement, your lawyer will issue a notice of representation to the court and until the declaration of representation, he will represent you in court and other legal authorities. But before doing this, make sure that the lawyer you choose has the necessary experience and expertise in the field you need.
After accepting the representation, your lawyer will work to solve and solve your legal problems in order to represent you in court and other legal authorities. He is here to accompany you in all legal steps, provide the necessary information and guide you to solve the issues and achieve the desired result.
Your lawyer may prepare the necessary documents for you, make legal suggestions, defend or conduct legal actions in court or other judicial centers, and generally work to protect your interests. He may also negotiate with the other party (if any) and make necessary agreements to settle out of court.
The most important thing is that the relationship between the lawyer and the client should be based on trust and cooperation in order to solve your legal problems in the best way.
