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Q01How much is a first consultation?
₦25,000 for 30 minutes or ₦40,000 for an hour, credited against your fees. Example rates.
Q02Do you give fixed fees?
Yes, for most work. Court work is priced in fixed stages.
Q03How do I pay?
Transfer, card, POS or a Receivly link, with a receipt every time.
Q04Who will handle my matter?
A named lead counsel, supported by an associate.
Q05How will I get updates?
By WhatsApp or email after every step or hearing, and a call when it matters.
Q06Is everything confidential?
Yes, from your first message.
Q07Should I search before I pay?
Always. A search costs far less than a dispute.
Q08Can you check land outside Asaba?
Yes, across Delta State and beyond with counsel we trust.
Q09Will you promise a result?
No honest lawyer can. We promise thorough preparation and honest advice.
Q10Can we settle instead of going to court?
Often, yes. We try to settle first where it is safe to do so.
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Fees and payment
Q01How much is a first consultation?
₦25,000 for 30 minutes or ₦40,000 for an hour, credited against your fees. Example rates.
Q02Do you give fixed fees?
Yes, for most work. Court work is priced in fixed stages.
Q03How do I pay?
Transfer, card, POS or a Receivly link, with a receipt every time.
Working with us
Q01Who will handle my matter?
A named lead counsel, supported by an associate.
Q02How will I get updates?
By WhatsApp or email after every step or hearing, and a call when it matters.
Q03Is everything confidential?
Yes, from your first message.
Land and property
Q01Should I search before I pay?
Always. A search costs far less than a dispute.
Q02Can you check land outside Asaba?
Yes, across Delta State and beyond with counsel we trust.
Courts and disputes
Q01Will you promise a result?
No honest lawyer can. We promise thorough preparation and honest advice.
Q02Can we settle instead of going to court?
Often, yes. We try to settle first where it is safe to do so.
Notice
A note on advice
These answers are general information. Every matter is different, and only advice from counsel who know your facts should guide your decisions.