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How much generally am I looking at for an hours consultation on a civil matter
If you discuss it here, it could be free advise.
To discuss legal issues on a social media platform would not be , in my opinion , very wiseOriginally Posted by Armitage Shanks
I am after a ballpark figure for a solicitor consultation
Think some solicitors offer free 30 mins consultation if that’s any use.
Many solicitors offer a free initial consultation.
Phone and ask for a free consultation.
This place is also spot on, make an anon account https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdvice...m_source=share
Citizen Advise may hold some decent solicitors who they view would help in a way that doesn't hurt ones pocket , and can offer up those solicitors who are prepared to allow an hour or 30 minutes of free advise
Advice. Advice. Advice.
This ones going to take longer than 30 minutes lol
https://www.unbiased.co.uk/life/get-...solicitor-cost
I had one and they suggested a mediation solicitor and said what I need will take an hour
Nice one
They couldn't help me and suggested a solicitor lol
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Usually 30 mins free as as been said...then around £150/hour thereafter.
Depending on what the issue is.....debt......??? there are very many forums out there that CAN help fight these issues well BEFORE a solicitor is needed.
Also...does your House Insurance contain Legal advise cover??? Often available at a miminal extra cost. I used that route around 12 years ago in a case that I won.
Gosh , they used to be so helpful back in the day ,helped me out with personal bankruptcy and divorce, think they have lost their funding support ,and as Maurice states there so many forums and advise out there .
It's a family mediation issue , need a solicitor trained in family mediation , but 150 quid will be nothing in the grand scheme of things
I spoke to one of their legal advisers over the phone and he suggested either I go into one of the branches for a consultation or do what he would do and see a qualified solicitor
See all sorts of stuff on there, you may be able to get an answer, or at the least get a better understanding of the issue and you may get away with half hour then for a free consultation.
Don't know what this is about but have a look here:
https://www.advicenow.org.uk/guides/...on-after-break
Thank you
Thank you
No problem. Good luck hope it's sorted.
Citizens Advice may be able to book a free initial consultation in their office with external solicitor but it's nothing you can't find yourself. As pointed out, there may be more you can do without needing a solicitor, although in this case that seems to have been checked.
How to find more affordable legal advice page here: https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/wa...le-legal-help/
The Law Society website to help find a list of solicitors here: https://www.lawsociety.org.uk/
Sorting out a will....£180 to £220 an hour, as a guide.
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