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Advisory & Agreements
5 Centerpointe Dr
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Common questions
I Don't Want to Sue Anyone.
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Quick Questions
$0
15 Min Discussion with Intake Paralegal
Free Answers. No Strings Attached.
Questions for Attorney
$90 / $200
45 Min Phone/Video or 90 Min Phone/Video/In Person
Confidential legal opinion. No Strings Attached.
Document Review with Attorney
$90 / $200
45 Min Phone/Video or 90 Min Phone/Video/In Person
Legal review and first-step advice concerning letters, notices, or other documents.
Family Agreements
$300 shared
90 Min Joint Discussion Phone/Video/In Person
Agree to Disagree on Paper. One & Done Divorce/Separation Agreements.
Drafts
$200
Skip the Meeting & Purchase a Template Outline.
Injury Demands / Divorce Proposal / Will Outline
Good Questions!
Do I need a Lawyer? Many situations are easier solved without a lawyer! Start with a FREE 15 minute call/chat with Yours Truly, Paralegal, to review other options! No payment information requested and no strings attached.
I Don't Want to Sue Anyone. Save thousands of dollars and years of courtroom drama through Yours Truly, Advisory & Agreements. We specialize in resolving disputes before the courtroom.
Agree to Divorce? Congratulations on avoiding a long, expensive courtroom battle! When both spouses agree to separate, Yours Truly, can draft your Divorce/Separation Agreement, outlining the division of assets, debts, and parenting plans. We help you put your mutual agreement on paper, the first step toward a peaceful, uncontested resolution.
What is my injury worth? More than you might think! Insurance companies are not on your side. Before you accept a low settlement offer, let Yours Truly, review your case. We help you understand the full value of your pain & suffering, lost wages, and medical costs, so you can negotiate from a position of power.
What is a Statute of Limitations? It is a deadline, and missing it is fatal to your case. In Oregon, you generally have a limited time to file a lawsuit, often two years for injury claims. If you wait too long, your claims automatically expire forever, no matter how strong they are. Do not wait. Contact Yours Truly, to understand your timeline. (Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 12, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors012.html)
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