We aim to provide clear, fair, and transparent legal fees, tailored to the nature of each case while maintaining professional consistency, predictability, and compliance with ethical standards.
How our fees are determined
Legal fees are established based on objective criteria, including:
- The type of legal service requested
- The complexity and urgency of the matter
- The estimated time and work involved
- The level of assistance required (advisory vs full representation)
- Whether the service is provided remotely or requires in-person assistance
Fees are always discussed and agreed upon in advance, following an initial consultation.
Types of service
Remote and advisory services
Certain services can be provided remotely or on an advisory basis, including legal assessments, document review, procedural guidance and strategic advice.
These services typically involve lower fees due to their limited scope and reduced time commitment, and are particularly suitable for clients who require targeted legal input or ongoing guidance without full representation.
Full legal representation
For cases requiring full legal representation, including preparation of applications, submissions before authorities, and in-person assistance, fees reflect the broader scope of work and sustained professional involvement throughout the procedure.
Payment options
Where appropriate, we offer flexible payment arrangements, including the possibility of paying fees in instalments.
Payment structures are agreed upon in advance, clearly documented, and designed to ensure transparency and predictability for both parties.
Access to justice
We are committed to upholding access to justice and human rights. In exceptional cases, and subject to availability, we may consider reduced-fee or pro bono assistance, particularly in matters involving vulnerability or significant humanitarian considerations and human rights implications.
Initial consultation
Every case is different. An initial consultation allows us to assess your situation, clarify the scope of the required legal work, and provide a clear and reasoned fee proposal before any commitment is made.