Roberts Law, PLLC Flat Fee Disclaimer

YOUR MATTER WILL BE SCREENED TO SEE IF IT IS ELIGIBLE FOR FLAT RATE.

During your consultation, we will discuss and evaluate whether your matter’s complexity fits into the Flat Rate model. Our goal is to every client on a Flat Fee arrangement, but not all matters will be eligible.

FLAT RATE MATTERS WILL CONVERT TO BILLABLE MATTERS ONCE THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF BILLABLE HOURS DESCRIBED IN YOUR ENGAGEMENT LETTER IS REACHED.

Our Flat Fee Rates are set based on the number of billable hours that a routine matter would expend. If the matter’s complexity evolves or a client requires extra time and attention, then the matter would no longer fit into the mold of a “routine” matter. We will let you know when you are expending billable time at increased pace to let you know that your matter’s fees may go beyond the Flat Fee Rate. Your Engagement Letter that you will receive and sign at the onset of working with our firm will set forth the maximum time that is covered by the Flat Fee.  If the maximum billable hours are exceeded, regardless of cause, the client will be billed for any additional billable time spent completing that flat rate service at an hourly rate further described in your Engagement Letter.

WE CANNOT ALWAYS PREDICT THE FUTURE SO RATES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Please note that any and all flat rates are subject to change with reasonable notice provided to the client; hourly rates are similarly subject to change with or without notice.  Our website is updated frequently to reflect any and all changes so we recommend you check out the website prior to assuming the Flat Fee Rates associated with certain services.

WE STILL CANNOT GUARANTEE LEGAL RESULTS. 

Please note that Flat Fee Rates are by no means a guarantee of legal results and are merely prices associated with certain services.