Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Attorney Integrity?

Attorney Integrity is a legal support service for individuals pursuing legal malpractice claims. We are not attorneys, but we help guide you through the process with tools, templates, and strategic support — especially if you can't afford traditional legal representation.

Can you represent me in court?

No. We do not represent clients in court or offer legal advice. Our role is to support you administratively and procedurally — helping you stay organized, informed, and prepared.

What kind of legal malpractice cases do you support?

We assist individuals with claims involving:

• Breach of fiduciary duty

• Negligence in handling cases

• Conflicts of interest

• Missed deadlines or procedural errors

• Failure to communicate or act in the client’s best interest

If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, we can help you assess and organize your concerns.

How do your services work?

Once you contact us, we’ll:

1. Review your situation and goals

2. Provide relevant templates and guidance

3. Help you prepare forms and correspondence

4. Offer procedural insights and organizational support

We work with you step-by-step to ensure your materials are clear, complete, and professionally presented.

Do you charge for your services?

Yes. We offer affordable, transparent pricing for each service. Some support is available as part of a flat-rate package, while others — like hearing preparation — may involve an additional fee.

What is hearing preparation support?

For an additional fee, we offer hearing preparation assistance, which includes:

• Helping you outline your talking points

• Organizing exhibits and supporting documents

• Practicing delivery and presentation strategies

• Offering tips on courtroom etiquette and procedure

This service is designed to help you feel confident and prepared — without crossing into legal representation.

Can you help me file a complaint with the state bar?

Yes — we can guide you through the process of filing a complaint with your state’s bar association. We’ll help you organize your documentation and provide sample language, but we do not submit complaints on your behalf.

What if I need a licensed attorney?

If your case requires legal advice or representation, we’ll let you know and help you find appropriate resources or referrals. We’re here to support you — not replace the role of a licensed attorney.