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JohnFen
876 days ago
This might depend on where you are. In my area, it's unusual to have to provide a retainer at all unless you're doing something big or the lawyer suspects you might have trouble paying your bill later.
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phasetransition
876 days ago
In my personal experience with small firms closed ended matters like wills, contracts, or individual IP filings don't require a retainer.
Open ended matters, like probate, starting an IP portfolio, or response to a C&D trigger a retainer.
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Open ended matters, like probate, starting an IP portfolio, or response to a C&D trigger a retainer.