When you leave the country, you don’t necessarily leave all your potential legal troubles behind.
Whether you’re traveling abroad for an extended period or have moved overseas permanently, legal issues back in the United States may require your attention. But how can you handle legal matters while you’re out of the country?
Fortunately, you may be able to take care of matters without having to book an international flight. Here are a few tips to consider:
Need More Help?
Although many legal matters may be handled independently, that’s not the case for all matters. If you are facing complex or potentially serious legal issues, finding an attorney who can act on your behalf while you’re abroad may save you a significant amount of time, effort, and trouble down the road.
Are you facing a legal issue you’d like to handle on your own? Suggest a topic for our Legal How-To series by sending us a tweet @FindLawConsumer with the hashtag #HowTo.
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