Navigating the process of divorce is a significant step, and it's natural to have questions about the financial aspects of seeking legal guidance. When potential clients reach out, one question that frequently arises is whether the consultation fee is deducted from the retainer. Let's explore this to set clear expectations.
First, the consultation fee covers the valuable time and expertise provided during our one-hour initial meeting. This one-on-one session allows us to discuss the specifics of your situation, your goals, and your concerns. This initial consultation helps us establish a strong foundation, understanding your needs and objectives. This charge occurs before you decide to hire us. In contrast, the retainer serves as a deposit against which legal services are billed. It allows us to begin working on your case
Remember that investing in professional legal support is an investment in securing your future during this transitional phase. It's not just about dollars; it's about having a dedicated advocate who's committed to safeguarding your interests while navigating the legal complexities.