FAQ

Frequently asked questions

If you don't see your question, our member support team is happy to help.

About the service

Is LegalSupportAccess.com a law firm?+

No. We are not a law firm, we do not employ attorneys to represent members, and we do not provide legal advice.

What does the service actually provide?+

Membership-based legal-resource assistance, attorney research based on your stated needs, access to publicly available attorney information, and ongoing support from our member team.

Do you represent me in a legal matter?+

No. Members independently decide whether to contact, retain, or work with any attorney.

What kind of organization is Legal Support Access?+

Legal Support Access is a paid legal-resource support membership service. We are not a government agency, nonprofit legal-aid organization, law firm, or lawyer referral service.

Membership & billing

How much does membership cost?+

Membership starts at $3 for the first month. After the first month, membership automatically renews at $19 per month unless canceled. There are no long-term contracts, and members may cancel anytime online or by contacting member support.

Can I cancel anytime?+

Yes. There are no long-term contracts. You may cancel anytime online or by contacting member support, in accordance with the Membership Terms.

Can I submit more than one request?+

Yes. Members may submit additional requests as their matter evolves or as new questions come up.

How support works

How do I get started?+

Create an account, share your legal matter, and our team will begin compiling resources for you.

How long does research take?+

Timelines vary by matter and complexity. Our member support team will keep you updated on the status of your request.

Do you cover my state?+

We support member requests across the United States and research publicly available resources based on the member's location and matter type.

Important Disclaimer

LegalSupportAccess.com is not a law firm, does not employ attorneys to represent members, and does not provide legal advice. Information provided is for general informational and resource purposes. Members independently decide whether to contact, retain, or work with any attorney.