The APEX Difference

APEX Law Firm is built on the principle that client satisfaction is top priority. So we take the time to get to know you and learn about your case to provide you with the best legal representation and the best possible outcome for the best value. Good legal representation comes at a cost and we recognize that not everyone has a rainy-day fund set aside for unexpected legal challenges. For this reason, we offer many options that may help our clients ease the burden of funding expensive legal costs, such as:

• Flat-fee arrangements: This is a one-time payment that covers the complete cost of your entire case from beginning to end. It’s often preferred by clients because they know exactly how much the case will cost, even when uncertain about how long it will take. A flat fee gives you the peace-of-mind of knowing that your case will be capped at a specific amount and there will be no unexpected or added costs* down the road.

• Payment plans: Some flat-fee agreements may be paid by making regular payments over time. You can choose an installment plan that pays the entire cost over two or three months or you can make biweekly payments in accordance with your pay schedule at work. While not every type of case or every client will be accepted for a payment plan, it can be an alternative option to consider for certain cases that typically require and up-front retainer and hourly billing.

• Credit cards: We care about the environment and prides ourselves on being as paperless as possible. We send invoices via email and accept credit card payments directly online through our secure encrypted case management software. While most law firms have the option to pay online, APEX Law Firm does not charge extra fees for using your credit card. Credit card payments are also the preferred method for payment plans. 

*Flat-fee agreements may or may not include case expenses depending on specific circumstances of your case. Ask for details and read your agreement carefully prior to signing.

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