What is the scope of complainants who cannot afford to hire a lawyer?

You can apply for legal aid at the Legal Aid Centre of the Judicial Bureau.

It belongs to the help given by the state to the people, and the lawyers assigned there do not charge a fee.

It should be included in the scope of legal aid.

Definition of appeal: refers to the act of a citizen, legal person or other organization that believes that the result of the handling of a certain issue is incorrect, and submits the reasons to the relevant organs of the state and requests for a new treatment. It is also a way for citizens to protect their rights and interests. and have the force of law.

Classification: When a litigant or other relevant citizen is dissatisfied with a judgment or ruling that has taken legal effect, he or she submits a request for re-handling to the court or procuratorate in accordance with law.

The second refers to when a functionary of a state organ or a member of a political party or association is dissatisfied with the punishment he has received, he or she submits his or her own opinions to the original organ, organization, or higher-level organ or organization.

Nowadays, more and more people choose to hire a professional lawyer to help them fight a lawsuit, if the lawyer hired is not qualified, the money is not less, but the evidence collection, defense is not responsible, resulting in the lawsuit is in a disadvantageous situation, consumers can complain about him.

You can go to the department where you can make a complaint:

the law firm of the lawyer against whom the complaint belongs; the bar association of the lawyer complained of at the place where the lawyer is located; the judicial administrative department of the city, district, or county where the lawyer is the subject of the complaint is located; Provincial People's ** Judicial Administration Department and Provincial Lawyers Association.

Form of complaint:

Parties making complaints about lawyers' violations of professional ethics and practicing lawyers' conduct shall be in writing; If it is difficult to make a written complaint, an oral complaint may be made, which shall be recorded by the receptionist and signed or sealed after being approved by the complainant.

When making a complaint, it should seek truth from facts, state in detail the time, place, process and specific details, and provide evidence or evidence clues as much as possible, so as to facilitate the verification and handling of the receiving unit. The complainant shall not frame the person being complained. If the complaint is not satisfactorily answered, a lawsuit may also be filed with the court.

In addition, according to the provisions of the Lawyers Law, persons who have not obtained a lawyer's practice certificate cannot practice in the name of a lawyer, and cannot engage in litigation or defense business for economic benefits. Therefore, when a party hires a lawyer, it is necessary to review the lawyer's qualifications and first check whether he has a lawyer's practice certificate.

After selecting a lawyer, the parties must first go through the formalities of entrustment with the lawyer and sign the entrustment contract. Because the rights and obligations of the parties and the lawyer and related matters will be clearly stipulated in the entrustment contract, the signing of the entrustment contract and the power of attorney means that the lawyer has been authorized by the parties and can formally carry out litigation business. A formal receipt must be required for the lawyer's fee payment.