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WHAT IS A "SAVE TIME & MONEY" DIVORCE/CUSTODY CASE?

 

A Forbes article, "How much does a divorce cost in 2024?" states that "the median cost of a divorce in the U.S. is about $7,000, while the average is between $15,000 and $20,000. The more complicated contested divorces—ones with disagreements around issues such as property distribution or child custody—can become significantly more expensive, often running up tabs well over $100,000."

 

Another Forbes article, "How long does a divorce take?" states that "divorce is the second most stressful event a person can go through. A recent legal study found that most divorces take about a year to complete.

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Our "Save Time & Money" service is only way to dramatically decrease the amount of money and time ($15,000 and 1 year) you have to spend on your case. 

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We only accept 5 "Save Time & Money" clients. Take our Survey to see if you qualify.

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HOW DOES IT SAVE MONEY?

 

Most legal services are paid for with retainers, where you, the client, give your lawyer a large sum of money to be held in trust. Your lawyer bills your retainer his/her hourly rate every time work is performed on your case, including brief e-mails and phone calls. When your retainer dwindles, you are required to feed your retainer with more money.

 

If you are paying your attorney via retainer, ask how much the TOTAL of your case (not just the opening retainer) will cost and you will hear "it depends."

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A flat-fee rate provides you transparency and financial security, because, from the beginning of the case, you know what your case will cost regardless of the amount of time your lawyer spends on your case.

 

Although the advantages of flat-fee rates are many, not every case qualifies. To determine whether you qualify for a flat-fee rate (and to unlock your rate) please take our Survey.​