Frequently Asked Questions

Use the consultation form to share a brief description and your contact details. A submitted request is not an appointment or an agreement to act. You can also choose an available online meeting time on the booking page.

Start with a short chronology, your objective, the names of other parties and any known deadline. Keep original documents safe. Do not upload identity documents, bank records or a complete legal file through the first enquiry.

Ask for the proposed scope, fee basis and any anticipated third-party costs before agreeing an engagement. No approved price list has been supplied for this website; the assistant cannot estimate a fee.

No. Sending an enquiry does not create an engagement, confirm an appointment or suspend a legal deadline. The scope and terms need to be agreed separately.

Choose Not sure on the enquiry form and explain what you need to resolve. The service directory can help you identify a possible starting point, but suitability and permitted scope must be confirmed.

The booking page shows available Google Calendar times for an online consultation. A successful booking provides a Google Meet link. A meeting alone does not establish an engagement.

The website assistant provides general information and helps with bookings or a hand-off. It cannot determine your legal position, predict an outcome or replace advice based on a review of your facts.