What are Limited Legal Services (Unbundled)?
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We Can Help With a Lower Cost Solution for Many Legal Issues
Attorneys providing limited legal services (also known as unbundled services) can provide legal assistance with certain specific tasks in and out of court. Hiring an attorney who provides flat fee legal services can make the process of working with an attorney easier for many legal needs and budgets. Hiring an attorney who provides flat fee legal services can make the process of working with an attorney easier for many legal needs and budgets.
Lawyers in this program will review your legal issue and work with you to design a plan that works for you with clear costs explained upfront. They can give you advice, help you write court papers, or go to court with you. Because you decide which parts of your legal matter you will handle and which parts the lawyer does on your behalf, you can work with your lawyer for as much or as little time as needed. This can save you money while making it possible for you to receive the specific, and more limited legal assistance your situation may need.
Not every legal matter may be a good fit for limited legal services. Once you submit your information to our staff, you will receive a referral to a project lawyer who will contact you about your legal case. Sometimes, based on their professional opinion, the lawyer may advise that you need a different type of legal help. You are always free to continue working with that lawyer or find another lawyer.
This is not a free service. If you think you may qualify for free legal help based on your income, please contact your local legal aid provider to apply. You can find legal aid and other resources at lawhelpmn.org. You can find legal aid and other resources at lawhelpmn.org.
Note: Limited legal services (unbundled) may not be available or appropriate for every area of law or every legal matter.
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