Limited Scope Representation: Empowering INDIVIDUALS

Limited Scope Representation is a valuable legal strategy that can empower individuals to navigate the complexities of the legal system more effectively. This approach allows you to obtain legal assistance for specific tasks or stages of their case, rather than retaining an attorney for the entire process and not only saves you money but allows you to remain in full control of your own case or circumstance. 

One of the primary advantages of Limited Scope Representation is cost savings. Individuals can hire an attorney for specific tasks, such as document review or document drafting, without the financial burden of hiring a lawyer for the entire case.

Limited Scope Representation allows individuals to access legal expertise where they need it most. Whether it's drafting legal documents, preparing for hearings, or understanding complex legal procedures, clients can choose the specific services that suit their needs.

Collaborating with an attorney through Limited Scope Representation can significantly improve the quality of an individual's legal strategy. Attorneys can offer insights, guidance, and advocacy at crucial stages in the case, increasing the chances of a favorable outcome.

Individuals benefit from the opportunity to learn about the legal process while working with an attorney. This empowerment can lead to increased confidence and better decision-making throughout their case.

Limited Scope Representation helps bridge the access to justice gap, making legal services more accessible and affordable for those who might not otherwise seek legal assistance.

1. Initial Consultation: Pro se litigants can schedule an initial consultation with an attorney to discuss their specific legal needs and goals. During this meeting, both parties can determine the scope of representation.
2. Service Agreement: A written agreement is established, clearly defining the tasks or services the attorney will provide and the fees associated with these services.
3. Task Execution: The attorney performs the agreed-upon tasks, which may include legal research, document preparation, representation in court hearings, or negotiation on behalf of the pro se litigant.
4. Ongoing Collaboration: The attorney and pro se litigant continue to work together as needed, with the flexibility to expand or limit the scope of representation as the case progresses.

We are more than happy to assist you on a limited basis. Feel free to ask us questions about this process by contacting our team.