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Without discounts, guess estimation for representation which included the following services for a DFCS minor dependency case?
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3. Writ of Habeas Corpus
4 . Motion for Default Judgement
5. Amicus Brief filed in Juvenile Court for Child
6. Motion to Vacate
8. Objections and Answers to Interrogatories
9. Excusable Error – Motion for Default Judgement: Termination of Guardianship, Dependency, Adjudication, and Motion for Change of Venue
10. 3rd Party Custody
4. Motion for Default Judgement
11. Motion to Intervene (1 for me, and 1 for Child)
13 . PARENTING PLAN; VISITATION PLAN
14. AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF MYSELF TO COMPEL DISCOVERY, ANSWER INTERROGATORIES,
15. MOTION FOR PROTECTION FROM ANY FORM OF LEGAL RETALIATION AND JUDICIAL PREJUDICE FROM DFCS FOR MYSELF AND MY FAMILY.
17. MOTION FOR EMERGENCY RELIEF - Might not need due to Writ of Habeas Corpus
18. MOTION TO REQUEST DOCUMENTS
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This is not a criminal defense question and attorneys are prohibited from directly quoting a fee if they participate on the Boards.
If you are venting about an what an attorney charged for services in that case, this is not the forum for that at all, as there are not going to be attorneys that publicly post their opinions as to fees without knowing the specifics of the case, as it appears that you listed items from the clerks system which may not be a accurate representation of the work that had to be put in on the case.
There is a fee dispute committee that you can avail yourself to in each circuit of the state and you can look into that. Additionally, you can have another family law attorney review your case file for a 2nd opinion, but you will likely have to spend good money on that consult as well.
Anyway, while I do not believe that you will get any additional information, I am changing the category to family law to see what my colleagues in that practice area have to say.
