I'm in a large cival suit and have ran out of money what do i do?

If i can't afford to proceed in a cival suit bt this company owes me 150,000 is there anyone who helps a small business?

Ask the lawyer you have been using to now. If you can't pay the hourly fees, and she will not take it on a contingency basis (perhaps because she thinks your case is not all that good, or you are a difficult client), perhaps she will be a coach. This happens all the time.

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Ask the lawyer you have been using to now. If you can't pay the hourly fees, and she will not take it on a contingency basis (perhaps because she thinks your case is not all that good, or you are a difficult client), perhaps she will be a coach. This happens all the time.
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Thank You

My response:

. . . or if that doesn't work, and if you really feel strongly about your case, then it's time to get a bank loan.

IAAL

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I have exhausted all my avenues as far as the banking system so something else fell in my lap in the last 2 days. The other owner is a women so we are legitimately minority owned so I'm going today to see what the system can really do for us.