Transparent Pricing

For matters billed hourly, each member of our team bills at their own hourly rate, so you are only charged the appropriate rate for the person doing the work.

• Attorney; $350

• Associate Attorney; $300

• Paralegal/Law Student; $250

• Legal Assistant; $200

• Intern; $95

For hourly matters, we ask for a retainer deposit before we begin. A retainer deposit is an amount of money you pay upfront that we hold in a trust account on your behalf. As we work on your case, our team bills against that deposit at their hourly rates.

Here is how it works in practice:

• Your deposit goes into a trust account, and we draw from it as work is done.

• When the funds run low or are used up, we ask you to replenish the deposit so work can continue.

• If your matter is resolved before the deposit is used up, the remaining balance is returned to you.

In other words, a retainer deposit is not a flat fee. It is money held for your case, and you only pay for the time actually spent.

For couples who are able to work together, we offer an amicable divorce at a flat fee starting at $4,500. This includes two rounds of coached negotiations between the parties to help you reach agreement.

Contested divorces are billed hourly against a retainer deposit, at the rates listed above. Our standard retainer deposits are:

• $5,000 for a divorce without minor children

• $7,500 for a divorce with minor children

What to expect with a contested divorce. Contested cases typically require multiple court hearings and a minimum of four hours of mediation. Every case is different, so costs vary, and you should be prepared to incur fees related to these steps. In addition to attorney fees, expect these separate costs:

• Court filing fee: $380 and up, depending on your county

• Mediator fees: billed separately by the mediator

We will always keep you informed as your case progresses so there are no surprises.

• Informal probate: $3,500 flat fee

• Formal probate: billed hourly against a retainer deposit, at the rates listed above

Additional costs such as newspaper publication, service of process, and similar third-party fees are separate from our fees.

Our estate planning is offered in flat-fee packages, so you know the full cost upfront. Choose the plan that fits your family and goals.

Avoid probate and keep things simple and private for your family. Ideal for homeowners and anyone who wants to keep their estate out of court.

For Families: $6,500 For Single People: $5,500

Both include:

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-over Will

• Financial Power of Attorney

• Health Care Directive

• One real estate transfer included

• Trust funding guidance

Designed for parents who want to ensure their children are cared for, both legally and financially, no matter what happens.

For Parents: $3,800
For Single Parents: $2,800

Both include:

• Will with a built-in trust for minor children

• Financial Power of Attorney

• Health Care Directive

Simple, foundational protection for those who want to make their wishes clear and ensure someone can step in when needed.

For Couples: $2,600
For Individuals: $1,800

Both include:

• Last Will and Testament

• Financial Power of Attorney

• Health Care Directive

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$3,500+