By
David Ball
Have you ever wanted to speak to an attorney but haven’t, because it sounded like a huge financial commitment, just to sit down and talk. Well, now is your chance to talk to a lawyer outside the corporate office, outside the court room, in a relaxed environment, completely free!
Neil J Fraser ESQ
That’s right, every Tuesday you can have coffee with an attorney at Antigua Bread coffee shop, ask legal questions and get free legal advice from a lawyer.
Mr. Neil J. Fraser ESQ is an accomplished attorney who has been practicing for over 20 years. He will be at Antigua Bread in Highland Park and El Sereno alternating Tuesdays. There is no need for an appointment just ask for the attorney at the counter. Let Mr. Fraser know you saw him on Lafreebeee!
You may also reach Mr. Fraser any time at 213-324-4206.
Se habla Espanol 626-818-6800
Coffee With Your Attorney schedule goes like this.
First and Third Tuesdays:
6:30pm to 7:30pm
Antigua Bread
5703 N. Figueroa St.
Highland Park Ca.
90032
Second and Fourth Tuesdays:
6:30pm to 7:30pm
Antigua Bread
5581 Huntington Dr. N
El Sereno Ca.
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the time… is that 6:30-7:30 AM or PM?
Thank you.
The event is between 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Dear Mr.Frazer,
I need an attorney to help me defend my personal license. Can you refer me to the
appropriate person? Because an accusation has been posted on a website, it is hard to get work. I had an attorney who I paid over haif of his retainer and was paying off the balance because I could not get the retainer fast enough, he sent me a letter today terminating as my representation in the matter. This is discouraging. Any advice?
Thanks!
Sarah Boman RN
Dear Sarah:
I apologize but I didn’t realize the interactive portion of this was operative so I hadn’t checked here for a while. Please call or e-mail me should you still wish to discuss your matter.
Yours,
Neil Fraser
I’ve been living with my boyfriend for six years? he has a debt of over 600, 000 dlls . We are not married. could I be tied to his finances in case of a bankrupcy?
thanks