Also referred to as “Limited Scope Representation,” Roy Huddle provides services to those representing himself or herself. The attorney and “Pro Se Client” agree on what limited services Roy Huddle is providing while the Pro Se Client remains responsible for the entire case and all other tasks and matters in the case.
FEES
$150 per hour for initial consultations. $200 per hour for consultations, document preparation, document review, and other out of court type of services, $150 per hour for paralegal type work, and $75.00 to $100.00 per hour for clerical / legal assistant type work.
PROCESS
1. Call, text or email to confirm I can assist you with what you need and in the time frame that you need it
2. Sign a Limited Scope Representation contract and pay your deposit
3. You will receive an email confirming I have received the signed contract, deposit and instructions for how to exchange documents and other information related to your case
4. I will provide the service agreed upon
If you need additional services not previously agreed to, we can agree to the additional service by email and add it to the contract.
Please read the following Limited Scope Representation pamphlet for more information on the pros and cons of these services. LSR litigant pamphlet.
Also, consider the following:
ALWAYS CONSULT WITH AN ATTORNEY BEFORE TAKING LEGAL ACTION
There will always be things that you should consider that you will not know or take into account, so start off consulting with an attorney about your case. The more experienced and knowledgeable the attorney is about your specific type of case, the court that will hear the case, and the local practices, the better.
IT’S ALWAYS BETTER TO HIRE AN ATTORNEY IF YOU CAN
Think of an attorney trying to do your job without any knowledge, training, or experience. Attorneys can be very helpful in protecting your relationships, rights and interests. So, if you are able to hire an attorney for your case, do so.
IF REPRESENTING YOURSELF “PRO SE”
If you are not able to hire an attorney for your case, then get the best assistance you can and do the best you can with as much preparation as is necessary for your situation while continuing to seek an attorney to represent you.