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Fools For Clients is here to help preserve the concept of "Justice For All" in American Society. Here you will find articles on the American legal system and practice, and in our advanced section, "How to" lessons including:
- How to defend yourself in court
- How to prepare for litigation
- How to competently handle your own legal matters without an attorney
We offer a selection of the best legal self help books and software on common topics to help organize your business and personal affairs to protect against lawsuits. Advanced preparation will put you in the best position for defending yourself against a lawsuit.
This site is the result of years studying the inequities in US law and first hand experience in the courtroom. Fools For Clients does not advocate radical or illegal activity, we promote informed citizens. We do not give "legal advice", we provide information so you can make competent decisions without an attorney. Positive and necessary reform of our legal system consists of maintaining equal access to the law for all citizens who must educate themselves and in return receive respectful, fair treatment from the legal community. |
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Fools For Clients needs your support! There are four ways YOU can help.
- Make a donation through PayPal:
- Become a subscriber to our website and get access to advanced materials. This will be available soon.
- Buy books, software, and legal services from our Store. When you shop at our store you get the best self help materials at the fairest prices and it is essential to keeping this site providing valuable services to the community. We offer you the best self help legal services we can find, giving you choices from which to select, but without overwhelming you with redundancy. As the site develops, we will focus products and services listed along with each specific topic so you know exactly where to go to get what you need.
- Sponsor a Topic; We will create a page containing information on how to approach a specific topic of your choice supported by Supreme Court and Appeals Court decisions with case citations directly from legal encyclopedias and case reports. To sponsor a topic, please use the contact form on our main menu with a proposal for what you would like to see us develop. We will respond with our asessment of the proposal and a suggested sponsorship amount according to how well we can provide the information you need.
Thank you very much!
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How to use this website.
General information on how the US legal system is set up and the difference between the body of our law and the practice of law, is in our introductory articles. Also look at the books in the "Basics" section of our book store.
If you already understand the basics of our legal system or you are looking for more detailed information on a specific topic, look at the Common Self Help Topics menu to the left and the the "Topics" section of our book store.
If you are facing a specific legal problem that you need to resolve or you are preparing to represent yourself in court, you will want to review each section sequentially so you first, understand how our legal system works, second understand your topic, then look at our "Representing Yourself in Court" section of our bookstore, the "Legal Services" section of our Resource Directory, and go to our "How To" section for more advanced educational articles. Our How To section requires a subscription. We DO NOT advise ANYONE to attempt representing them self in court unless you know what you are doing.
If you like our website but do not find articles and resources on your specific topic, you can Sponsor a topic and we will develop it for you and everyone who comes after you in need of the information. This requires submitting your proposal so we know we can provide what you want and you do not expect something we can not.
If you are interested in the philosophy of law and concepts of legal reform in America, you can look at our Editorial articles, comment on our blog, and possibly even become a contributor.
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