How do I go about requesting the help of a paralegal?

[kendell]

I am having a huge issue with a used car I bought about 5 months ago from an independent dealership. I'll keep it short and to the point - I believe I have enough to take them to small claims court and win - but I would prefer to avoid that route and just have them take the car back if at all possible.
I need a paralegal or inexpensive lawyer to look over my information and just write a letter using their awesome scary legal jargon requesting that they let me out of my contract, or else.
Is there anyone here who can assist me, or know the quickest/best route to finding someone who can?
I don't have much money so I'm not asking for a lot here but a little help from someone who really knows what they're doing would be great!
Thanks for any help you can provide!

[yehudi]

You don't.

If you were to hire a paralegal, you would likely be wasting your money.

If you think you have a basis to win in small claims court, then go for it. A letter isn't going to scare them into letting you out of a contract.

I'd be interested to know why you think you should be entitled to get out of this contract. Although state laws do impose tougher restrictions on dealerships than on private sellers, I don't know if your "huge issue" would be enough.

You might be better served by identifying your state and describing your legal situation and your legal theory and ask for feedback.