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Nigeria Law SHOP
  (36 States of Nigeria)               
                          

Shopping for sound legal services - free, affordable or anonymous-,
lawyers/law firms, paralegal support, law facilities or intelligence in Nigeria, could be as easy as one phone call, email or a text message away.


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You can solve legal problems without seeing a lawyer - by yourself!

What sort of legal work would be suitable  for the Law Shop self-help service?

They include things like filling in official forms and simple legal procedures and work where it is premature, not cost effective or inconvenient to engage a lawyer to act for you.

Here are just a few examples:

  • Letting a house, flat or room
  • Renting business premises
  • Setting up a small business
  • Making a simple Will
  • Changing your name
  • Partnership agreements
  • Going through an amicable divorce
  • Winding up someone's estate after they have died
  • Business contracts
  • Arranging a Power of Attorney
  • Problems met by charities, clubs and pressure groups
  • Managing a relative's affairs
  • School or College legal problems
  • Buying off ground rent or rent-charge
  • Sorting out debts
  • Tax, VAT and Welfare Benefits
  • Dealing with court forms
  • Neighbour disputes
  • Preparing for a Court or Tribunal hearing
  • Employment problems
  • Making an official complaint
  • Making a claim when
    – someone owes you money
    – something you've bought goes wrong
    – you've had an accident
    – you've lost your job
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