Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs—whether it be estate planning, wrongful convictions and post-conviction work, or bar exam tutoring. Everything is tailored to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
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Defined Scope: All work is governed by a written agreement that defines what is—and is not—included. If a task is not listed, it is not part of the engagement.
Selective Intake: Not every matter is a fit. The firm declines matters where the scope, timing, or expectations are not aligned.
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Many services are provided remotely. Some matters may require in‑person meetings.
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Both areas require careful judgment, disciplined scope, and a respect for long‑term consequences. The practices are unified by method, not subject matter.
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Our pricing depends on the type of legal work involved and the scope of the matter.
Estate planning services are typically offered on a flat-fee basis. This means the cost is agreed to in advance, covers a defined set of documents and services, and does not change unless the scope of work changes. Flat fees allow clients to plan financially and avoid unexpected billing.
Post-conviction and wrongful conviction matters are handled differently. These matters often begin with a paid consultation or record review. Because outcomes and scope can vary widely, representation—if offered—is governed by a written agreement that clearly defines the work to be performed. Some inquiries do not proceed beyond initial review.
Bar tutoring services are offered on a flat-fee basis.
All fees, billing structures, and payment terms are disclosed in writing before any work begins.
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Consultations may be paid or unpaid depending on the matter and scope. This will be disclosed in advance.