Many solve civil justice problems on their own, rarely involving attorneys, says study

Many of life's problems are also civil legal problems, but people don't see them that way. As a result, they often deal with them on their own, and rarely involve lawyers or courts, or even other third parties – and it's rarely because of cost. Those were among the findings in a recent report based on an extensive survey in a Midwestern American city.

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