I just got a court order and I seriously don’t understand it at all. I was working with Alex before and I’d like him to help me with this one. Anyone else been in a similar situation? How do I even start figuring this out?
That sounds frustrating! If you’ve worked with Alex before, maybe he can help you go over it? It’s always easier if someone familiar with your case helps.
Whitney said:
That sounds frustrating! If you’ve worked with Alex before, maybe he can help you go over it? It’s always easier if someone familiar with your case helps.
Yeah, that’s what I was thinking too. Just wish I could get in touch with him faster.
I had a similar issue, the court orders are usually pretty formal and hard to understand at first. Have you tried asking your lawyer for a breakdown? They should explain it in simpler terms.
Thayer said:
I had a similar issue, the court orders are usually pretty formal and hard to understand at first. Have you tried asking your lawyer for a breakdown? They should explain it in simpler terms.
I haven’t yet, but I’ll reach out to my lawyer soon. Thanks for the tip!
If you’re stuck, it might help to just focus on the most important parts—like deadlines or any actions you need to take. Once you get that, the rest can be easier to figure out.
Torin said:
If you’re stuck, it might help to just focus on the most important parts—like deadlines or any actions you need to take. Once you get that, the rest can be easier to figure out.
Good idea, I’ll go through it again and try to pick out the key points.
If Alex is the one who helped you before, he might be the best person to clarify things. You should definitely follow up with him when you get the chance.
Shae said:
If Alex is the one who helped you before, he might be the best person to clarify things. You should definitely follow up with him when you get the chance.
I hope so! I’m just trying to figure out the best way to get in touch with him again.
Honestly, court orders can be super confusing. If Alex isn’t available, maybe try getting a second opinion from another lawyer just to make sure you’re not missing anything important.
Ivy said:
Honestly, court orders can be super confusing. If Alex isn’t available, maybe try getting a second opinion from another lawyer just to make sure you’re not missing anything important.
That’s a good point. I’ll keep that in mind if I can’t get ahold of Alex soon.