Submit a consultation intake form.
Weekday consultations are $100 for 30 minutes, with optional advance document review for an additional $150. Weekend consultations are $300 for 30 minutes. Submitting this form does not confirm an appointment or create an attorney-client relationship.
Consultation intake form
Provide your contact information, the matter category, and the names of every person or organization involved so the firm can conduct a preliminary review. Please do not include confidential facts or upload documents unless the form specifically requests them.
Providing a phone number in this form does not opt you into SMS. Any SMS consent is optional and must be provided separately through an unchecked opt-in, such as the one included in a signed retainer or engagement agreement. Review the Privacy Policy and SMS Terms of Service.
Open the intake form full screen. Return here after submitting to request a time.
If the embedded form does not appear, open the secure MyCase intake form in a new window.
Choose your preferred consultation time
Use the same email address you provided in your intake. Selecting a time is an appointment request, subject to review, conflict clearance, and written confirmation.
How a request becomes an appointment
- Submit the MyCase consultation intake form.
- Use “Schedule consult” to request a weekday or weekend time after submitting your intake. The weekend option above opens the same calendar.
- The firm reviews your intake for potential conflicts and suitability before sending a consultation agreement and, if applicable, a secure LawPay payment link.
- Payment is due at least one hour before the consultation. The firm reserves the right to cancel if payment has not been received.
- Requests without an actual intake submission will be canceled. Selecting a time does not confirm an appointment.
Do not pay or send documents until the firm requests them. For weekday consultations, advance document review is optional for an additional $150. The consultation agreement confirms the applicable fee and scope. Submit the requested documents by the deadline provided, and have your relevant documents available during the 30-minute consultation.
Court docket and document purchases
When court records must be purchased, the firm will send a separate Docket Retrieval Agreement and secure payment link. Payment is required before the firm purchases records. Actual court and records-platform costs are separate from the consultation fee, without a markup, and copies of the retrieved records are provided under that agreement. See docket-retrieval fees and terms.
A confirmed, paid consultation is a separate limited engagement and does not create an agreement for ongoing representation. Broader representation begins only through a separate written engagement agreement signed by the client and Daftari Law LLC.