New - Client Assist fixed fee support appointment
Venters Solicitors has launched a brand-new self-help appointment service to provide fixed fee support to those clients who wish to manage the majority of their case themselves.
Solicitor and Practice Manager Carly Fiander, says “According to The Law Society, in 2022, the number of cases in the family courts where neither party had legal representation was 39%, so we felt it was important to offer a service that would give litigants in person access to the advice and support they need on a pay as you go basis. Venters understand the cost-of-living pressures that everyone is feeling, and the fixed fee self-help appointment allows clients to receive some important legal support and guidance to help with their case, whilst keeping costs down.”
The 2-hour Client Assist appointment with a family law solicitor can be used to support clients in a number of different scenarios, including:
- Assistance with drafting statements or court pleadings
- Assistance with a children law application, C100
- Assistance with the online divorce portal to avoid the application being rejected
- Advice on the best course of action in any family law or children law matter.
If you need support and would like to book a 2-hour Client Assist appointment with a family and children law specialist, please call us on 020 7277 0110 or email info@venters.co.uk.
The fee for the 2 hour appointment is £500 + VAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can existing clients use it?
Yes all clients are welcome to use it however, we are unable to go on Court record for you whilst using this service.
2. Can a client have more than one appointment?
Subject to the case yes, they can use the service multiple times
3. Can the appointment take place online?
The appointment can take place online or in person and the solicitor will advise what they feel is most appropriate depending on the types of assistance required.
4. Are the appointments payable upfront?
Yes you will need to pay for the appointment beforehand
5. Will they need to sign a client care letter before proceeding?
Yes which gives you the reassurance that any advice given to you in insured.
