I'm pretty sure that (some) attorneys learn to speak in 15 minute (billable) increments. Ask them a simple Yes/No question – you get a (billable) dissertation.
Such will be our day today.
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I'm pretty sure that (some) attorneys learn to speak in 15 minute (billable) increments. Ask them a simple Yes/No question – you get a (billable) dissertation.
Such will be our day today.
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learn to shut them up – one trick that works – when they start to babble on – just say "I know that – now back to what I asked"
Whats your case on? Lost love?
mine speaks in 6 min increments, so now I collect questions into 6 min batches
+George Moncho no 'case' – just standard business for us. We have a fair amount of clients & a fair amount of contracts for work.
Oh, sounds very interesting. So your sorting out an issue on all of them?
You can cut attorney costs a lot if you find a group that provides low cost legal advice. When it comes to family law in Houston "Fathers for Equal Rights" is fantastic. They help both men and women. They started as a group that fought for men's equality when it came to custody. They are really about equal rights.
Often colleges also run legal workshops as well.
George Hayes, well well well. You talk that Attorney language
he whats a attoney language ?
+George Moncho I was going through a divorce 6 years back and custody. My first attorney took 80K then went on her sisters case and left me waiting. When she finally returned she was so Pissed at her sisters X she tried to loose my case. With no money to spare I had to learn enough law to handle my own case. With their help I learned enough to win my case from a point were initially I was on a TRO and had supervised visits because my x lied to the court and the bitch attorney I first hired didn't do anything about it.
Back then it cost me 200 for a years membership. I think they have gone to a 150 a year member ship and another 150 annual document membership. But don't quote me on that. It could be different. Either way back then I spent a lot of time there they helped me prep documents and prepare for court and so on. By the end I actually typed up the final orders.
Oh, you're a riot!!
Uh, thanks everyone for the 'advice'. Using attorneys is part of 'business as usual' with a lot of companies and I'm not searching for another nor am I price shopping. The post I left was more of a thought out loud. The use of an attorney isn't only when you want to sue someone or take them to court, it's standard business practice.