Examples of using "Avukata" in a sentence and their english translations:
You look like a lawyer.
- You will need a lawyer.
- You'll need a lawyer.
- I think you need a lawyer.
- I think that you need a lawyer.
I need a lawyer.
- You need a lawyer.
- You demanded a lawyer.
- You will need a lawyer.
We're going to need a lawyer.
I may need a lawyer.
I entrusted my property to the lawyer.
Why don't you consult a lawyer?
I do not need a lawyer.
- He said he didn't need a lawyer.
- She said she didn't need a lawyer.
Why don't you consult an attorney in person?
I went to the lawyer for legal help.
Tom doesn't need a lawyer.
Maybe I need a lawyer.
Am I going to need a lawyer?
Do I need a lawyer?
I need a good lawyer.
I think I need a lawyer.
You have the right to consult a lawyer.
She fell in love with a hotshot lawyer.
Tom needs a lawyer.
Why do I need a lawyer?
- Do I need a lawyer?
- Should I have a lawyer?
I think it's time for me to consult a lawyer.
Do you need a lawyer?
Tom is going to need a lawyer.
That's why I need a lawyer.
A lot of clients come to the lawyer for advice.
I need a lawyer who can speak French.
Tom will need a good lawyer.
Tom needs a good lawyer.
He decided to trust the lawyer with the document.
Sami needs another lawyer.
I advised Tom to consult a lawyer.
- A lot of clients come to the lawyer for advice.
- Many clients come to that lawyer for advice.
Tom couldn't afford a high-priced lawyer.
- I don't need a lawyer.
- I do not need a lawyer.
Tom advised Mary to consult a lawyer.
Ben decided to tell the lawyer everything he knew.
He advised me to see a lawyer. This I did at once.
A lot of people think that lawyers get paid too much.
You have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police.
I couldn't afford a lawyer.
You need a lawyer.
- If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.
- If you can't afford an attorney, one will be provided for you.
I have a good lawyer.