Where do you put a question involving a lawyer and his fees?
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Write your question\nClick on Politics & Government\nThis will bring bring up a new catagory to the right of your screen. Click Law & Ethics!\n\nIf you think he's to much, call a few different firms. Maybe some of them will be up front with you about how much they charge for something simular.\nWouldn't hurt to try, Yah know?\n\nGood Luck!\n\nSmileyCat : )
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The fee is not always 33%. We are dealing with work comp right now and privatly consulted with an attorney and it is only 20% for work comp cases.
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Probably not. It will cost alot in legal fees to have this brought up and the judge will probably say no. For the fact that hes basically going to say you should have brought it up to begin with. Sorry.
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If this kind of question is causing you trouble, you need to get an attorney.
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go here\nhttp://www.lawyerment.com.my
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/soapbox on\nI don't know what type of case you have, nor any of the particulars, since you failed to list any.  However, your request isn't reasonable.\n\nDo you go into a grocery store and ask them to give you free food?  Do you call a plumber and have him/her come to fix your pipes for free?  Do you expect teachers to teach you or your children without pay?\n\nFree legal advice is often worth what you pay for it: nothing.  An attorney has only his/her time, knowledge and experience to sell.  That is their "product".  When you ask an attorney for free advice, you are taking from their means of earning money.\n\n/soapbox off\n\nMany state and local bar associations offer a reduced cost consultation with an attorney for 30 minutes to an hour, and then if you want to retain the attorney, you may do so and negotiate with him/her over their fee.  I suggest you contact your local or state bar association and see if there is a program such as that available.
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yes you can ..issue them with a writ  ( a summons ) and then argue it out at court\nps: by the way your solicitors is CRAP..they should have ask the other side for your expenses ..their fees..since they decided not to go ahead ..if i was you i get advice about taking your solicitors to court .for not doing there job right ..at worst i speak to them and say what about your costs ie\ntheir undeserved fees you paid them ...they are money grabbing Bastards ...good luck
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Ask your attorney.  Thats what you pay them for
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I agree, find a lawyer.  But a lawyer is going to cost money.  Find someone that will take payments or pro bono that way you can tell the Judge you have 4,000 dollars saved up and are prepared to turn it over immediately.  They might be able to drop the charges.
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Legal fees must be "reasonable," based on work performed.\n\nReasonable is a relative term.  And it is reasonable if contractually agreed upon ahead of time.\n\nLook at the contract and determine the method of billing, probably hourly.\n\nIf the lawyer can demonstrate that he or she put in the time, the fee might be reasonable.  \n\nI do not bill any other way than hourly for contested divorce.  A seven year divorce would be costly, and is not based on the outcome.
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Check with a lawyer on this one.
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It need to be done correctly most people use solicitors the fee is not that much. \n\nI have placed a link from the UK gov site it may help to guide you..
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It will probably cost you plenty, a lawyer should be able to negotiate a good deal for you. Don't wait until Friday to call a lawyer, call today.
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You are in a bind.  If, when, you let the attorney know that you have such a recording, then he or she will be less happy to represent you properly.  On the other hand, when the attorney demands more fees and payments, and you do not come through or balk at paying these, then the attorney can be less than stellar in representing your best interests.  Either way, it is difficult.  No matter, it is common practice that either you pay a flat fee or charges as they happen (like by the hour).  Either way, if the attorney has outside expenses, those are passed along to the client.  This would be true especially for a mediator.
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Google has a section where you can post a question and someone will answer it for a fee:\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/
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Ask a lawyer about what you can do.
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Is there a question in there somewhere? \n\nYou seem to have forgotten to include a legal question.