YES i have called and looked up many different firms so don’t flame and tell me to look it up myself. I am broadening my search by asking in this forum. If you know, then great, if you don’t please don’t bother.
Usually an attorney will ask for a certain amount up front.
Here is one of my examples. I got a divorce some time back. So the lawyer wanted like $3500. that is the retainer. Then due to the time and negogations asked for more maybe another $2000.
When it was over I did get some money back.
Other instances had a tenant and did a lease the attorney wanted $150 up front. A friend did a refinance and contract review was like $150.
The days of payments for service are rare. I really do not think you will find that here. Also we do pay for the service we receive. So professionals want to get it up front for a reason.
Sorry to be so realistic.
Good luck anyway
April 6th, 2010 at 11:58 pm
Call the Nevada Bar Association and they should be able to direct you to one! Good Luck!
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April 7th, 2010 at 12:32 am
Usually an attorney will ask for a certain amount up front.
Here is one of my examples. I got a divorce some time back. So the lawyer wanted like $3500. that is the retainer. Then due to the time and negogations asked for more maybe another $2000.
When it was over I did get some money back.
Other instances had a tenant and did a lease the attorney wanted $150 up front. A friend did a refinance and contract review was like $150.
The days of payments for service are rare. I really do not think you will find that here. Also we do pay for the service we receive. So professionals want to get it up front for a reason.
Sorry to be so realistic.
Good luck anyway
References :