Clear and Predictable Pricing
*You know the cost before work begins. No billing surprises.
Prices shown are for typical matters
Final pricing depends on complexity and scope. You will receive a written quote before any paid work begins. The initial 15-minute intake call is always free.
Consultation
60 minutes
Detailed analysis of your situation with clear recommendations
15-minute intake call is free
- Review of your legal situation
- Explanation of your options
- Recommended next steps
- Written summary of advice
- Follow-up questions answered
Demand Letter
Fixed fee
Professionally drafted letter to resolve a dispute before litigation
- Analysis of your claim
- Custom letter drafting
- Up to 2 revisions
- Delivery coordination
- 30-day follow-up support
Contract Review
Up to 10 pages
Thorough review with risk assessment and recommended changes
Additional pages: $40/page
- Clause-by-clause analysis
- Risk identification
- Suggested revisions
- Negotiation talking points
- Final review of signed version
Complaint Drafting
Fixed fee
Complete small claims or civil complaint preparation
Court filing fees not included
- Case strategy discussion
- Complaint drafting
- Supporting documentation
- Filing instructions
- Hearing preparation guidance
What's Not Included
Court filing fees, service of process fees, and third-party costs are not included in the prices above. Court appearances and litigation are billed separately or by agreement. Contingency fee arrangements are available only in limited circumstances and require a separate written agreement.
Additional Services
LLC Formation
From $750
Entity registration, operating agreement, and initial compliance
Contract Drafting
From $600
Custom agreements for your specific business or personal needs
Hourly Work
$200/hour
For matters where fixed pricing is not practical
*How We Approach Fees
Fixed fees are our preference—they give you certainty and align our incentives with efficient work. When scope is genuinely unpredictable, we use hourly billing with regular updates. In either case, you'll have a written agreement before any work begins.