Frequently Asked Questions
Bristol George does not work in foreclosures, tenant, short sale, mortgage modifications, or perform escrow services.
An advance fee is a sum paid in advance of service performed, before fees are charged against it. An advance fee is the minimum amount required for a law firm to commit to providing legal representation.
Prepare for your appointment by 1) gathering relevant documents together, and 2) producing a journal of the events in dispute, including a time line.
Legal advice can not be reliably performed on the spur of the moment under pressure. So, although you may bring documents to your appointment, attorneys will not review the documents during your appointment.
A signed Advance Fee Agreement and advance fee are required to become a client of the firm.
No. Clients are expected to finance their legal bills through savings or credit. Bristol George is barred from financing client legal matters by State Rules of Professional Responsibility.
Bristol George does not threaten legal action unsupported by facts and law. Sternly worded letters unsupported by facts and law are usually disregarded by opposing parties.
Defending your property can be expensive. If you don’t have the cash, consider taking out a mortgage or selling a partitioned parcel.