Legal Assistance

verb to change or switch to a different state, condition, or direction

preposition used to indicate the direction or aim of something

• In times of crisis, it is common for people to turn to their faith for guidance.
• When I need advice, I always turn to my best friend for help.
• When I'm feeling down, I usually turn to music to cheer me up.
• When faced with a difficult decision, sometimes it's best to turn to your gut instinct.

noun A person who is responsible for granting or denying access to a particular area or information

• The access clerk at the library helped me find the book I was looking for.
• I asked the access clerk at the hospital for directions to the nearest restroom.
• The access clerk at the DMV was super chill and helped me with my license renewal.
• The access clerk to the CEO's office holds the key to important information within the company.

noun A person who assesses or evaluates something

• The adsessor carefully reviewed the legal documents before making a decision.
• I heard the adsessor is a stickler for details, so make sure everything is in order.
• The adsessor is known as the rule enforcer around here.
• The adsessor's sharp eye caught every discrepancy in the report.