443 Hope Street
Bristol, Rhode Island 02809
Telephone: (401) 253-2500
Telecopier: (401) 254-0235
Fees*
Our fees are set on a case-by-case basis generally on an hourly basis with contingency fees used when appropriate. Fees can be flat, hourly, or contingent depending on the type of the case. For instance, we usually handle immigration, bankruptcy, estate planning, real estate, and uncontested family law matters on a flat fee basis. We handle contested or adversarial bankruptcy, contested family law, guardianship and conservatorship matters on hourly fee basis. Some consumer law matters are handled on a contingent fee basis.
Consultation Policy*
Initial office consultation for up to one hour: $80.00
We accept cash, MasterCard or Visa for consultations. If you retain our firm within 72 hours of your initial consultation, we will credit your consultation fee towards the overall cost of your case.
For office and telephone consultations, you must call our office to schedule your consultation. Please call us to cancel your scheduled office or telephone consultation 24 hours in advance of your appointment.
You can make your payments by using one of the following methods:
By calling our office and making your payment over the phone with MasterCard or Visa.
By faxing your credit card information to 401 254-0235.
By e-mailing your credit card information to us.
By visiting our office and making a cash payment.
Your credit card information must contain the following: reason for your consultation; the type of credit card (i.e., MasterCard, Visa); your credit card number; the expiration date; your name as it appears on the credit card; the three-digit security code on the back of your card; your billing address; signature and date.
Please be advised that by taking advantage of the reduced fees on the initial consultations you acknowledge and agree that our law firm has not undertaken to represent you in the subject of your consultation. Our firm can undertake to represent you only when you and a representative of our firm sign a fee agreement or engagement letter and you pay any retainer that may be required in the fee agreement or the engagement letter.
Your payment of the retainer must result in actual receipt of funds. The actual receipt of funds means the receipt of actual cash or the clearing of a negotiable instrument. For example, if you elect to pay any required retainer by check, the check must clear your bank before our firm can commence any action on your behalf. If you want our firm to represent you, please let us know so that an arrangement can be made for the signing of the fee agreement and the payment of any retainer. Our firm accepts cash, checks, and credit cards--MasterCard and Visa.
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Rego & Rego, Attorneys At
Law, 443 Hope Street, Bristol, Rhode Island 02809
Telephone: (401) 253-2500 Telecopier: (401) 254-0235 email:
al@rego-law.com
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