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Does a divorce and family law firm that requires a smaller retainer amount mean that they will charge less overall if I retain them?

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Does a divorce and family law firm that requires a smaller retainer amount mean that they will charge less overall if I retain them?

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Not necessarily. A common misconception is that a law firm that requires a smaller retainer agreement means that your divorce or family law matter will cost less if you retain that firm. This is absolutely incorrect because the initial retainer amount has nothing to do with how much work and how many hours will be required to resolve your matter. Unfortunately, some law firms will use this lower retainer amount as a way to play on this misconception and lure potential clients to sign up for their services. Of all the criteria you will be considering to determine which law firm and attorney is right for you, the amount of the initial retainer fee should not the most heavily weighed factor.

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