Occasionally, individuals may lack both the inclination and the means for an all-out, exhaustive battle that would deplete their limited resources. Thankfully, there are a variety of alternatives to consider:
1) Limited Scope Representation. involves retaining an attorney for specific issues. For example, you might only require legal assistance regarding custody matters or representation at a particular hearing. By narrowing the scope of representation, significant cost savings can often be achieved.
2) Consulting Attorney Work. entails seeking guidance and advice from an attorney without them officially representing you in court or filing documents on your behalf. In this capacity, your attorney serves as a trusted advisor throughout the legal process, offering guidance on recommended steps and ensuring you receive fair treatment.
3) Drafting Attorney Work. arises when you have already reached an agreement with the other party, and you simply need an attorney to create a legally binding contract that accurately reflects the agreed-upon terms.
4) Litigating on a Budget is feasible in many cases. Not every situation warrants extensive discovery, trial proceedings, or the expensive involvement of experts. It is crucial to have an open conversation with your attorney from the outset, discussing your expectations and budget. Beware of lawyers who automatically propose an aggressive approach without determining whether you possess both the willingness and resources for such an endeavor. It is all too easy to deplete your finances quickly without achieving substantial results.
Contact Tracy Duell-Cazes today or call our office at 408-267-8484 for a consultation. We will help you find the right fit to help you through whatever challenging and difficult family law matters you are working with.
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San Jose, CA 95126
TDC Family Law serves the entire state of California for Contempt of Court and Private Settlement Judge & Mediation