What to ask before getting help.
- What services are offered?
- What are the qualifications of the organization & the individuals who would be assisting you, including licensing, certification or accreditation?
- Does the organization offer free information?
- Are there any costs or fees involved?
- Would there be a formal agreement or contract?
- What arrangements are in place to protect your interests?
- Follow up with the Better Business Bureau & you state attorney general to see if there have been complaints about the organization.
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