The Kitsilano Family Law Group is excited to announce a new affordable service for self-represented clients: our new Coaching Subscription service.
Who would benefit from this subscription service?
Any self-represented litigants who require ongoing support with their family law case and would prefer to have the security of predictable fees.
What does this service include?
Not included with this service:
The services that are not included in the new monthly subscription service will be available on an unbundled basis. You can inquire further on how to obtain these additional services.
At this time, this service will only be run through our legal coach/paralegal.
The cost for this service is $650 per month(plus taxes).
Questions?:
Contact the Kitsilano Family Law Group to learn more and to see if this subscription service is right for you.
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