How It Works

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   Write your question. Choose the practice area and describe the events with dates and amounts. Do not write information that identifies you (name, address, case number) — questions are published publicly.
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   Choose free or paid. For a paid question you set the amount; the question enters the priority queue and the response-time commitment begins.
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   Moderation and publication. The question passes automated review and, if it follows the rules, is published and lands in the inboxes of lawyers working in that area.
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   Review the answers. Several lawyers may answer. You compare the answers and, if needed, message the lawyer for details.
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   Accept an answer and rate it. For a paid question, accepting releases the payment to the lawyer and cannot be undone. You can then rate the lawyer.

You can also ask without an account: send a guest question using a one-off link that verifies your email address, then claim it later by creating an account.

• Free question: public, answered by lawyers voluntarily. There is no guarantee that an answer will arrive, or when. Suitable for general orientation questions.
• Paid question: once payment completes the question enters the priority list, the response-time counter starts and you can request a refund if it passes without an answer. Suitable for time-critical matters and topics requiring detailed review.

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   The countdown starts the moment payment completes; the remaining time is shown on your question page.
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   If a lawyer answers before the deadline the counter stops and you receive a notification.
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   If the deadline passes without an answer you are notified and can request a refund. Where the platform setting allows, the refund starts automatically.
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   Once the refund completes your question can remain published as a free question.

The current window is managed from platform settings and shown to you clearly at the payment step; no fixed number of minutes is written on this page, so it cannot mislead when the setting changes.

• Payments are taken through a licensed payment institution; your card details are never stored on the platform.
• The amount you pay is the amount you see at checkout; there are no extra fees. The platform’s share comes out of the lawyer’s earnings.
• If no answer arrives within the response time, once it has passed you can request a full refund with the “Request Refund” button on your question page; if the platform setting is on, the refund starts automatically. Closing the question or giving up before an answer arrives does not by itself entitle you to a refund.
• Refund requests are opened from the “Request refund” link on your question page and tracked from your dashboard.
• Refunds reach the card used for payment, depending on the bank, within 3–10 business days.

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   Sign up and verify your bar registration. You apply with your bar association name, registration number and a document upload; an approved account receives the “verified lawyer” badge.
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   Choose your practice areas. Questions in those areas arrive in your inbox first.
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   Write answers. For paid questions you see the countdown; your answer passes moderation before publication.
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   Track your earnings. The net amount of accepted answers is credited to your balance and paid to the account you provide when you request a payout.

Lawyers publish articles in their practice areas. Articles may be free or paid; an article you buy is added to your library and your access continues even if the author later unpublishes it. Subscription plans are for lawyers who publish regularly and are managed from the dashboard.

• All content passes automated review before publication; suspicious content goes to a human moderator.
• You can protect your account with two-factor authentication (TOTP or SMS).
• You can report an inappropriate question, answer or message with the “Report” link.
• Messaging opens only between the parties to a question; content may be reviewed by moderation when necessary.