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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you give free consultations?
Answer: Yes. Once a month we have
a free legal clinic for those who sign up through the Seminole
County Legal Aid Society and qualify for legal aid.
Otherwise, our consultation fee is $500.00. This
is a time we can meet and make preliminary evaluation concerning
your case and answer questions concerning your options to get the
results you are looking to achieve. If you retain our firm
within three months, we will credit your consultation fee towards
your initial retainer.
I
don't understand the legal process and my experience is that
attorneys don't give enough explanation to help me understand it,
are you different?
Your
attorney should be willing to take the time to educate you about
the legal process. I will make sure to explain to you what the
law says and teach you how it affects the way you act or do
business so that you can spot problems well in advance.
Are
there situations that you can be flexible in your billing?
Unlike
the personal injury lawyers who advertise on TV, business and
family lawyers work on an hourly rate and are not permitted to
work for a "contingency fee," payable only if your legal work is
completed to your satisfaction. We can offer a flat one-time fee
for routine matters, such as forming a corporation.
I have only been married for 1 year and my husband and I have
no property and no children. We just want a divorce. How can
we avoid attorney's fees?
There are many issues in a divorce besides children and
property, I would advise you to still see an attorney for a
consultation to cover all issues that you have not thought of
including debts and future liability. There are several
websites, such as, Divorce online -
www.CompleteCase.com
that you
pay a fee and get legal documents to file. It is important to
remember you are not getting legal advice. Be extremely careful
and seek proper legal advice if you have any questions.
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