Fees & Consultations
Clear. Honest. Flexible.
Every legal matter is unique - but how we communicate about fees never changes.
We believe in transparency, fairness, and keeping clients informed from the very first conversation.
Consultation Fees
Your first step begins with a consultation.
Every client relationship starts with a one-hour paid consultation.
During this meeting, your attorney will:
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Review the details of your case.
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Advise on possible next steps.
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Outline the legal process and billing approach for your matter.
Consultation Range:
JM$20,000 – $60,000 + GCT
(Varies depending on attorney and case type)
This session ensures you receive accurate, case-specific guidance before making any commitment.
How We Bill
One firm. Three flexible billing models.
Hourly
You are billed for the actual time spent on your matter, tracked in clear time records.
Best For:
Litigation, court proceedings, complex disputes.
Flat Rate
A fixed price agreed in advance for a defined scope of work.
Best For:
Standard contracts, wills, notarization, or simple filings.
Percentage-Based
Fees are based on a set percentage of the transaction value.
Best For:
Real estate transactions, personal injury settlements.
Note:
You’ll always be informed which billing model applies before any work begins.
Transparency & Trust
No hidden fees. No surprise invoices.
We don’t post detailed pricing publicly - to protect client privacy and case variability - but we are open and proactive about costs once we understand your matter.
Our attorneys are trained to discuss fees clearly, document everything in your retainer letter, and ensure you always know what stage your investment is supporting.
You can also call or email us directly at any stage to discuss estimates, progress, or next steps.
Our Commitment
We believe honesty builds trust - in billing and in advice.
Our fee structure isn’t just about numbers, it’s about respect.
We tell you what to expect, we keep you informed, and we make sure you always understand the value behind every hour, document, and decision.
| We’d rather over-communicate than leave you guessing.
