http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php 2011-12-17T08:27:18.628-05:00 http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#Will_I_be_charged_for_the_initi 2011-12-17T08:27:18.628-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">Most often, you will not be charged. However, each case is different and there may be circumstances in which I will need to charge for the first visit.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#What_is_a_retainer_agreement_ 2011-12-17T08:26:36.417-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">It is a contract between my office and you. Some terms may differ slightly with each agreement, but it&nbsp;explains in detail what you have asked me to do and what charges for which you will be responsible. I require this document to be signed before any work will be done on your behalf.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#How_long_will_it_take_to_resolv 2009-11-04T17:08:21.287-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">Unfortunately, every case is different and it is impossible to tell how long a case will continue. What may appear to be a simple matter may not be and vice versa.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#What_are_your_rates 2009-11-04T17:07:27.568-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">Rates vary as to the attorney and matter involved. We will discuss that with you after speaking with you in order to ascertain what may be involved.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#Will_I_be_charged_for_calling_m 2009-11-04T17:06:10.214-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">Yes, all activity that is done for your benefit or on your behalf is chargeable time.&nbsp; There may also be out-of-pocket expenses such as constable fees, appraisal fees, transcript fees, postage, photocopying, etc. for which you may be responsible.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#Can_I_pay_my_retainer_or_fees_w 2009-11-04T17:05:01.285-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">Yes we accept checks,&nbsp;cash, and MasterCard and Visa credit cards for payment.</span> FaqMaker http://www.kevinhaganlaw.com/faq.php#What_is_a_retainer 2009-11-04T16:59:01.968-05:00 <span style="font:16px Times-Roman; color:#333333;">A retainer is a sum of money that you would be required to pay before most legal work would be stared. The amount varies as to the size and complexity of your case. As work is performed for you, the billing amount will be deducted from that retainer. If the retainer amount were to fall below a certain level, you will be required to replenish it so that we may continue to work for your case. In every case, if all requested work is completed and you still have an amount of unused retainer, you will receive the difference back.</span> FaqMaker