How long have you been a lawyer;
What is your primary area of practice;
Do you have a heavy caseload and do you have time for my case;
What is the divorce process in my province;
What are the likely obstacles and issues in my case;
What are my alternatives in resolving the issues;
Is there any process you would recommend and why;
Approximately how long will the process take;
What are your rates and how often will you bill me;
What are the costs I can expect in this case;
What are the legal fees I can expect in this case;
How will you keep me informed of the progress in my case;
What kind of approach do think is appropriate and why - aggressive and unyielding, or cooperative.
Who else in the office will be working on my case and what is their rate;
Is there anything I can do to keep my legal fees down
Monday, March 21, 2011
Choosing a lawyer - be prepared
I have read so many divorce tips and they all explain how to make sure you get your piece of the pie and to get ready for the battle ahead - why does it have to be that way? Especially if there are children involved? Divorce can be different, there is a better way.
But here are some things you should ask when selecting a lawyer:
But before you call a divorce lawyer london ontario
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