What is unbundling?
- An alternative to full representation
- The lawyer handles only certain parts of your case
Choosing Unbundled Legal Services
In this guide, you'll find out what unbundled legal services entails and if it's right for you.
We can help with:
- Drafting forms, letters, and documents (Example: do you need to prepare a real estate deed?)
- Second opinions (Example: have you seen an attorney already and decided to go it alone without an attorney?)
- Legal research (Example: do you know what documents you would need for a contempt hearing?)
- Accessing Information (Example: do you know what happens when you get to Probate and Family Court?)
- Identifying issues you may have overlooked
- One-time court appearances
Is it right for you?
❏ I am good at handling deadlines
❏ I have access to the internet and a computer and can compose letters on my computer.
❏ I am comfortable with negotiating and communicating with other parties.
❏ I have time dedicated to representing myself for a portion of my case.
❏ I am comfortable with letting my attorney handle limited issues/tasks.
❏ I can keep legal documents organized.
❏ I have transportation to the library to do legal research.
❏ I can readily find information/discern technical terms.