Please Review The Info Below To Get An Idea Of What The Costs May Entail. we are more than happy to discuss our rates by phone or in person. it's the best way to get an idea of what everything will cost to you, and we can explain everything very clearly too!
What it costs is largely dependent upon the urgency your situation demands.
A case that needs immediate attention will require a larger retainer paid in advance, whereas something that is planned in advance can allow for a smaller retainer, typically, and for that retainer to be paid over time.
I strive to make my legal services attainable, and I encourage people to come in for an initial 30 minute consultation where we can discuss your particular situation and your financial ability.
Uncontested (irreconcilable differences) divorces typically range from $600 to $1000 depending upon a number of factors particular to each matter.
Contested divorces typically ranges between $2,500 to $4,000 for the retainer.
Factors include size of the marital estate, location of the divorce proceedings, and the length of time expected to resolve the litigation.
Child custody modifications start at a $4,000 retainer. Child support and contempt of court actions vary widely from $1,000 to $3,500 depending on what’s at issue.
Other family law matters as well as other civil matters including, for example, estates, wills, guardianships, and conservatorships will billed at an hourly rate.
My hourly rates vary depending on the difficulty, novelty, and the urgency of your situation.
Criminal defense retainers are typically on a flat fee basis. In the past we have charged a single flat fee to take on a felony or misdemeanor case, but that is no longer how we schedule rates for these cases.
You will have to pay a retainer fee up front before any work can start on our end.
The rate for a retainer on a misdemeanor can range from $500-$4000. Felonies start at $4000 and increase depending on the crimes with which one is accused of.
The retainer fee for this often depends upon the severity of the criminal offense and the length of time that the case will take to be resolved. For instance, the retainer for misdemeanors is generally much lower than the flat fee retainer for felony criminal charges.
Again each case is different and you are strongly encouraged to discuss with an experienced criminal defense attorney if you’re facing criminal charges.
Oftentimes injury cases such as car wrecks, slip n’ falls, or on-the-job injuries can be handled with no attorney’s fees being paid upfront. This is known as a contingency fee agreement.
If I accept your injury case, then I will not be paid unless a settlement or a verdict is won compensating you for your injuries.
Still have more questions?
All I need is your name and email address in the form below, and it’ll be emailed straight to your inbox.
Thanks for reading and I hope I have the opportunity to help you out real soon.
A case that needs immediate attention will require a larger retainer paid in advance, whereas something that is planned in advance can allow for a smaller retainer, typically, and for that retainer to be paid over time.
I strive to make my legal services attainable, and I encourage people to come in for an initial 30 minute consultation where we can discuss your particular situation and your financial ability.
Uncontested (irreconcilable differences) divorces typically range from $600 to $1000 depending upon a number of factors particular to each matter.
Contested divorces typically ranges between $2,500 to $4,000 for the retainer.
Factors include size of the marital estate, location of the divorce proceedings, and the length of time expected to resolve the litigation.
Child custody modifications start at a $4,000 retainer. Child support and contempt of court actions vary widely from $1,000 to $3,500 depending on what’s at issue.
Other family law matters as well as other civil matters including, for example, estates, wills, guardianships, and conservatorships will billed at an hourly rate.
My hourly rates vary depending on the difficulty, novelty, and the urgency of your situation.
Criminal defense retainers are typically on a flat fee basis. In the past we have charged a single flat fee to take on a felony or misdemeanor case, but that is no longer how we schedule rates for these cases.
You will have to pay a retainer fee up front before any work can start on our end.
The rate for a retainer on a misdemeanor can range from $500-$4000. Felonies start at $4000 and increase depending on the crimes with which one is accused of.
The retainer fee for this often depends upon the severity of the criminal offense and the length of time that the case will take to be resolved. For instance, the retainer for misdemeanors is generally much lower than the flat fee retainer for felony criminal charges.
Again each case is different and you are strongly encouraged to discuss with an experienced criminal defense attorney if you’re facing criminal charges.
Oftentimes injury cases such as car wrecks, slip n’ falls, or on-the-job injuries can be handled with no attorney’s fees being paid upfront. This is known as a contingency fee agreement.
If I accept your injury case, then I will not be paid unless a settlement or a verdict is won compensating you for your injuries.
Still have more questions?
All I need is your name and email address in the form below, and it’ll be emailed straight to your inbox.
Thanks for reading and I hope I have the opportunity to help you out real soon.
