Solicitors or barristers are the persons qualified to supply legal advice. Normally, legal advice supplies a formal opinion of the procedure of the law for a fee. Nevertheless, many legal institutions provide free legal advice known as pro bono publico or short form, pro bono. Legal information is different from legal advice. Legal information reiterates a legal fact and such information can be given through many respects such as parking meter, signs, warning notices issued by law enforcing institutions. In this definition, we cannot take legal material in print such as motion forms, court documents etc., as legal advice. Nevertheless, courts accept sets of specific facts on legal rules and principles when submitted as legal advice.