This should send up a large red flag. This footnote is temporarily out of service. I hope to restore service in the near future. I thank you for your continued support. This saying is used mainly during parties and social gatherings, where lawyers are asked for free legal advice by complete strangers who only moments before found out that you were a lawyer.
Legal advice is what lawyers sell.
This would be similar to meeting a plumber at a party and asking him to fix your sink for free. This is why, at parties, many lawyers claim to be a teacher, a shoe salesman, an escaped convict, anything but a lawyer. However, there is an important point that I want to mention. Headnotes are not created by sticking a post-it note to your forehead. Headnotes are case blurbs that appear at the beginning of a case.