Rates, Estimates, and Payment Methods
At the Bianucci Law Firm, transparency and flexibility are essential to ensure a solid fiduciary relationship and clear financial management. The goal is to provide Clients with a detailed understanding of the costs and payment options associated with the requested legal assistance, with a particular focus on Family Law services.
Transparency in costs and flexibility in payments are the pillars of our service to the Client.
Clear and Customized Estimates
The estimate is prepared in a detailed and simple manner, providing a preliminary estimate of the costs associated with the specific case. The Firm offers an initial consultation to assess the complexity of the assignment, the expected charges, and the operational methods. The estimate becomes binding only after acceptance by the Client. For Family Law, each estimate takes into account the specifics of disputes related to separations, divorces, and child custody.
- Flat Fee: a comprehensive fee for the entire level of judgment or specific procedural phases.
- Hourly Rate: the fee is calculated based on the time actually dedicated to the case.
- Contingency Fee: the fee is tied to achieving specific goals, in compliance with current regulations.
Accepted Payment Methods
The Bianucci Law Firm accepts the following payment methods to meet the needs of Clients:
- Credit card (Visa and Mastercard);
- Bank transfer;
- Bank check;
- Cash (within the limits set by current regulations).
Installment Payments
For complex or long-term assignments, it is possible to agree on installment payment plans. These are defined transparently, establishing clear amounts and timelines to ensure the Client's financial peace of mind. In Family Law, installment payments can be particularly useful in prolonged cases such as divorces or custody disputes.
Timelines and Financial Management
Payment timelines are agreed directly with the Client, adapting to their needs. Any variations in the estimated costs are communicated promptly, ensuring transparent and up-to-date management.
No, the estimate is a preliminary and non-binding document until accepted by the Client.
The Firm accepts credit cards, bank transfers, checks, and cash (within legal limits).
Yes, for complex assignments it is possible to agree on installment plans subject to approval.
Any variations in costs are communicated promptly and agreed upon with the Client.