Questions
Straight answers, before you call.
What does "up to X hours" mean in practice?
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Each plan includes a monthly block of attorney hours — 5, 10, or 15 depending on the tier. Those hours cover advice: reading your paper, answering your questions, and helping you decide. We track and share your usage as the month goes, so you're never surprised at renewal. Unused hours don't roll over; the point of the flat fee is a predictable number, not a bank.
What happens if we go over the hours?
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Overage bills at a discounted hourly rate — 15% off the standard rate — with no scope disputes and no surprise invoices. If you hit your cap two months running, that's usually the signal to move up a tier, and we'll flag it so you can decide.
We need an LLC formed, a contract drafted, or a customer chased for payment. Is that in the plan?
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No. Those are flat-fee services with published prices, and they're quoted separately. What is in the plan is the conversation about whether to do them, how to approach them, and what to watch for. The plan is judgment; the products are deliverables. We tell you which one you're in before any work starts.
Why isn't everything just included?
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Because a plan that absorbed everything would have to be priced as though everyone used it that way — and then the businesses with a quiet month would be subsidizing the ones with a lawsuit. A flat fee for advice and flat fees for products keeps both numbers honest, and keeps the monthly fee as low as it is.
Can we cancel?
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Yes. Plans run month-to-month after the first three months. The initial three-month commitment exists so the arrangement has enough runway to actually be useful — after that, you stay because it works, not because you're locked in.
Is litigation covered?
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No. Litigation appearances, employment investigations, M&A, and transactions over $250,000 are scoped and quoted separately — we tell you the cost up front, not after the invoice. Litigation is billed at rates reflecting the trial background this whole plan draws on.
How is this different from a legal-plan subscription service?
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You get one attorney who knows your business — not a call-center rotation or a form library. Every matter that matters is read by a licensed attorney who already has the context on how your company operates.
