How much will be the total cost(apporx.) if i need a lawyer...in NSW?
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hmmm...what did you do?\n\ni used to work for a criminal lawyer and handled all dealing with Legal Aid....\n\nIf you qualify for Legal Aid then it wont cost you a thing, but if you dont then you are looking at a lot of money for good representation...\n\nThe lawyer that I worked for charged about $200-$350 per hour depending on the type of case.  This doesnt include expenses such as photocopying, postage and other expenses that you are charged for....\n\nI suggest that you talk to the duty lawyer and see where you stand before court if you cant afford to hire a lawyer...
1024791
what type of help are you asking for? you stated that you were charged. you need a lawyer.
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There's no way to answer that. It depends on what city you're in, and how time consuming or complex your issue is.\n\nHere in CA, any halfway decent tax attorney would bill $300-$500 and up to $1,000 per hour again depending on the city and the type of case
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go to a lawyer with the details.
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I'm in Michigan too.  It depends on the case.  I was involved in a custody suit and I retained my atty. for $1500.  I had a low cost atty who charged me $500 but her was really bad and made things worse.  I believe you really do get what you pay for.  There are also probono atty's (free) at legal aid agy's.  You should check it out.  One is Oakland-Livingston Legal Aid.
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I don't know what NSW is but I bought some tonight at the adult bookstore by my house. It's kind of expensive about $22 plus tax. I accept e-mail if you need a hookup.
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The quickest and easiest way to go would be if you had no kids and weren't contesting any property, but since you have the kids, I would suggest child support.\n\nSimply put, the less the lawyer has to do (eg property, child support, custody, etc) the less expensive the fees. You could search around for an attourney who would be flexible and work with you to make payment arrangements and that sort of thing. Make sure you ask about that before setting up a consultation though, cuz even those cost alot of money.
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lost pay+hosp costs+pain & suffering+damage to car+lawyers fees. award
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That's a lot of money to just let go.  If it were $1,700.00 then I might just whoop his a** and let it go but for $170,000...are you kidding?  Some attorney might take the case and it's free to check it out.
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thought about asking a lawyer?
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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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I would depend on the attorney you  hired. Probably anywhere from 2,500 to 5,000 dollars.
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Will cost.  Need to contact a laywer and start divorce proceedings.  The lawyers office will track down the husband through info you give them and from public records.  As part of the divorce process, it is their responsibility to find and contact the other party once you sign-on to be their client.\n\nNo, I am not a lawyer.\n\nKim
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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.