Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I was served court summons papers. What do I do?
A: You must act quickly in order to prevent an adverse judgment. Contact us to see how we can help.
Q: I can't afford an attorney. Do you offer payment plan arrangements?
A: Depending on the case, we have different payment plan arrangements to help you afford the representation you deserve.
Q: How long will it take to get results?
A: While there are average timelines for each type of case, your particular situation requires an assessment by the attorney to give you a more definitive answer.
Q: Is our conversation confidential?
A: During the course of our representation with you, all of our correspondence with you is confidential and will not be disclosed. Our representation must be in a signed, written agreement that describes the nature and scope of the attorney-client relationship. However, correspondence during the consultation is confidential even if you do not sign an agreement.
Q: How much are consultations?
A: If we've determined we may be a good fit to represent you, we charge an initial consultation fee of $100 for the first half hour or $150 for a whole hour. If you decide to retain our attorney and pay our retainer, you will be credited that consultation fee.
Q: I can't leave my home for a consultation. Can you do consultations over the phone or video chat?
We offer phone consultations and video chat consultations. Please call or email us to set up a time.
Q: How big is this firm?
A: There is one attorney and a small support staff. Go to our About Us page to learn a little bit more.
Q: Are you available late or on the weekends?
A: We are available after usual work hours and on the weekends if you book an appointment.