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Contested Guardianship
For a guardianship matter involving an objection, a competing petition, or a challenge to an existing guardian. These matters require attorney review before engagement.
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Starts with $5,000
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What's included
- Attorney review of the dispute and court posture
- Clear explanation of the initial flat-fee scope and anticipated next steps
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- This service begins with an attorney review so the firm can confirm the relevant facts, scope, and next steps.
- Standard packages include attorney consultations through final documents, where listed in the package details.
- Starts with a $5,000 flat fee for the initial contested scope—not the entire contest. Contested cases may incur additional flat fees only when listed litigation events actually occur. Each additional scope and fee is explained in writing before it is incurred. Court costs and guardian ad litem fees may be billed separately.