Q: What kind of a attorney that can help with my mom's 4 year missing persons case in San Bernardino county?
I need help of attorney to get the missing persons case re looked at but I'm not sure how to go about it. I need pro bono attorneys
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You should look for an attorney who has experience with missing persons cases or family law in California. These professionals understand the complexities involved and can navigate the legal system effectively to revisit your mom's case.
Start by reaching out to the San Bernardino County Bar Association, which can connect you with lawyers who offer pro bono services. Additionally, organizations like Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles or California Rural Legal Assistance may provide the support you need.
Don’t hesitate to contact local law enforcement or the district attorney’s office as they might have resources or recommendations for attorneys who handle such cases. Gathering all relevant documents and information about your mom’s case will also help any attorney you consult to better understand and assist with your situation.
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