
Budget-friendly
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Flat Fees
Legal fees shouldn’t be a mystery. When you hire an attorney, you deserve to know exactly what it will cost—before you commit. That’s why we use flat fees instead of hourly billing.
Most attorneys charge by the hour, but they can’t tell you how much time your case will take—or how much it will cost in the end. That uncertainty creates stress, surprises, and financial strain for clients. You might start with what seems like a lower upfront payment, but then the bills keep coming—$200, $2,000, even $20,000—and if you can’t keep up, your attorney may withdraw from your case. That leaves you in a difficult position, needing to hire (and pay) another attorney just to get them caught up. It’s an expensive, frustrating cycle.
Flat fees eliminate that uncertainty. You’ll receive a customized, upfront price that covers your specific case, so you won’t have to worry about surprise bills or hourly tracking. This approach allows us to focus on what truly matters—solving your legal issues efficiently and effectively. Because every client’s needs are different, we don’t offer a one-size-fits-all price. Instead, we determine our flat fee after an initial meeting, where we take the time to understand your situation and the work required. This ensures you receive a fair and accurate price based on your specific case.
While a flat fee might look higher than an hourly attorney’s initial retainer, it’s often the same or even less than what you’d end up paying by the hour. The difference? You’ll know your total cost from the start. No surprises, no unexpected invoices, no stress.
If you’re looking for the lowest price rather than the best legal service, we may not be the right fit. But if you want a straightforward, transparent process with no billing surprises, we’re here to help.
“You always think of lawyers as suits that charge thousands of dollars for little benefit; Hope Wood is changing the game.”
— Cameron K.
Our Legal Fees
“After finding nothing but high-cost attorneys, I was so delighted to find Hope Wood.”
— Nancy W.