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My father went to meet a senior advocate. Very nice man. Always welcomed him, chatted with him, gave him advice on life, politics, always ordered tasty food to eat. But, as soon as he got the whiff, that you are trying to get some LEGAL ADVICE for free, or trying to discuss a case, he would sternly and specifically tell anyone - whether it is my father or even the closest blood relative - "Please pay my fees and seek appointment with my secretary and we can discuss it in detail."
Yahi yaha ho raha hai. Legal advice chahiye, chamber aaiye aur paisa dijiye, free me sirf humari shubhkamnae available hai.