What happens if I am sued and I can't afford an attorney to defend myself?
What happens when someone is sued but cannot afford a lawyer?
What do lawyers do? Can I sue a lawyer for breach of contract? What are the consequences when a plaintiff does not show up to court? How do I sue someone? What are some benefits for lawyers who go pro-bono given that it does not pay? What motivates lawyers to not charge anything? How do the lawyers handle losing their cases?  Is it difficult? Is it humiliating? Can a minor sue or be sued? What are some interesting law cases in which a lawyer single-handedly turned the case around? If someone was suing me, what would happen if I didn't show up to the court hearing? What do you think about lawyers? Why do we have lawyers? If I go to a small claims court representing myself and the defendant hired an attorney, will I lose even if the case is obviously in my favor? What are some of the most ridiculous things anybody has been sued for? I have been sued because someone thinks I stole from them. How do I defend myself? When can I sue for emotional distress? How can I consult a lawyer? When would it be appropriate to seek punitive damages in a lawsuit? When is it not appropriate to do so? Why isn't it a crime for a lawyer to defend a person who they know is guilty? Under what circumstances does a prosecutor or district attorney offer the defendant a "deal"? What are common misconceptions about lawyers? Why are Liability Waivers Legal? How do I sue someone in USA? Should I be worried of if I'm being sued by a hospital for an unpaid bill? When are lawsuits consolidated with one another? Why would two parties have suits against each other in different states? Does it cost money to open a court case? Will I win if I sue for emotional distress? If the client of an attorney dies, can that attorney buy the client's property? Is there a wait time and can they ignore third-party inquirers? Law School: Are lawyers becoming irrelevant? If a lawyer files for motion to quit the case and later is found his reasons for quitting the case were all lies, can this be considered abandonment? Is it considered civil rights violation if a lawyer intentionally lies to clients about their case and the case is damaged by the lie?