I go to a lawyer if I was in any kind of legal difficulty

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Talking about lawyers

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Man1: Divorce or some people are getting lawyers now if they want to get married.

Man2: I go to a lawyer if I was in any kind of legal difficulty; If I was charged with a criminal offence, driving offence that was of a serious nature.
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Which is correct:

-I go to a lawyer …

-I would go to a lawyer …

Thank you

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The correct phrase is “I’d go to a lawyer”…

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Thank you so much, Torsten :rose:

Very nice.

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The tense doesn’t match.

I would go if I was
I go if I am

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Thank you so much, NearlyNapping :rose:

Very nice.

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