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Lawyer Referral Services

Updated: 
March 10, 2021

If you are a victim or survivor of abuse, you may want to ask the Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Service whether or not they screen for lawyers who are experienced in handling domestic violence cases. For a suggested list of questions to ask regarding the lawyer’s fees and experience when interviewing an attorney, go to our Choosing and Working with a Lawyer page.

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South Carolina Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service

Phone: 1-800-868-2284
Phone 2: Richland and Lexington counties, call 799-7100
URL: https://www.scbar.org/public/get-legal-help/find-lawyer-or-mediator/find-a-lawye…

The Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) is a public service of the South Carolina Bar that provides referrals to individuals needing qualified, prescreened lawyers. An online referral service is also available 24/7 and may be accessed by clicking the “Find a lawyer now” bar on the website. Once you receive a referral, you will be expected to contact the lawyer by telephone to make an appointment. The LRS offers referrals by the type of law and by the area or location in which you need a lawyer. Each participating lawyer agrees to charge no more than $50 for a 30-minute consultation. If the consultation extends past the 30 minutes or you hire the lawyer to represent you, the lawyer will charge you his or her normal fees. The lawyers do not take pro bono cases.



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