Family Law Consultation

What to expect during consultation with a family lawyer.

At Aminu Law Firm, we provide free case evaluation. What does that mean? Not every situation is particularly tailored to family law. Sometimes, a case has some parts of criminal law or immigration law intertwined in it.

We help our visitors resolve this murky issue. The first step to resolving an issue is knowing which attorney to speak with. When you contact us and leave your basic information, we will reach out to you. Although your information remains confidential, there is no attorney-client relationship until you have signed an agreement with us.

Also, after completing an assessment, we can provide possible solutions specific to what you are going through.

You need to talk to an attorney first before attempting to handle legal battles on your own. Knowledge of the law is critical to results. Harris county judges are not partial to pro-se parties (no legal representation). Even if you cannot afford legal representation, there are other and better options that may be more beneficial to you and your family. Read more about our Fairway Legal Program – our way of giving back to the community.

Consultation is your first appointment with an attorney. Just as its name is, you are consulting (seeking the counsel) of a legal expert. The goal is to shed more light on your facts – what is going on. Also, during your consultation, you may ask questions and learn what to do. There are few visitors who prefer to handle matters on their own, such as uncontested or agreed divorce. In such cases, we provide legal coaching or flat fee case filing.

In the same you would not treat yourself in case of an emergency or when you feel symptoms; likewise, it is best to talk to an attorney who is experienced in family law and can answer your questions. Consultation is a small flat fee for the time of our attorneys. Contact us today for your free case evaluation. Then speak to one of our attorneys about your case. We can help.

 

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