The relationship between lawyers and clients is not as simple as it seems at first glance. Representatives of this profession are treated differently: someone sees them as loyal comrades helping to solve problems, someone - cunning businessmen trying to lure the last money from the client.

1. People are afraid of lawyers
There are many reasons for this. Someone had a bad first contact with a notary. The communication was not very polite or there was an unpleasant aftertaste.
The specialists took money from someone and simply disappeared, or after payment it was impossible to achieve at least some result from them.
Therefore, the decisive factor when choosing a lawyer is the recommendation of colleagues, friends or acquaintances.

2. Many problems of people in their inability to agree.
The lion's share of the problems that clients turn to us are related to their inability to independently negotiate with the conflicting party - whether it be disagreements within a family or a misunderstanding between two legal entities.

3. People turn to lawyers when it's too late.
Most clients turn to lawyers only when it is too late and the situation is already quite difficult to fix.

4. Other people's mistakes - they don't teach people
Many people only learn from their mistakes. Few people watch videos or read articles about other people's problems and how to solve them, even fewer people draw the right conclusions from what they see.

5. Every lawyer is also a psychologist.
Often a lawyer becomes a confidant - the guardian of personal and family secrets. Many people feel the need to talk to someone, share problems, entrust their secrets.

6. Clients are looking for an intermediary to give bribes
Often people turn to a lawyer not as a professional, but as an intermediary for transferring a bribe. They are sure that everything is decided by money and connections. For some clients who made such a request, it was a revelation that lawyers do not deal with such cases, but work honestly and professionally.