Working with Mida Law
We aim to be clear about how working with Mida Law can work for your budget. This page explains our consultation and general approach to fees.
The initial consultation
The initial consultation is an opportunity to tell us briefly what’s happening, ask questions, and understand possible next steps. It does not create a lawyer-client relationship and is not detailed legal advice.
Requesting a consultation is not automatic acceptance of your matter. We first review your situation and complete a conflicts check; a solicitor-client relationship exists only once we confirm it in writing.
What a consultation is for
- Understanding your situation in general terms.
- Learning whether legal help may be useful.
- Discussing possible options and how we might assist.
- Answering your questions about process and next steps.
What to prepare
A short summary of what’s happening and what you’d like to achieve · key dates and any documents you already have · your questions. Please don’t send sensitive documents before we confirm we can help and complete a conflicts check.
How the consultation process works
From your first message to a confirmed way forward: reach out → initial consultation → review and conflicts check → clear next steps.
How fees work
We aim to explain expected costs before you commit. We do not guarantee outcomes, and we don’t quote a fixed price without understanding your matter.
Limited-scope options
Limited-scope help may be available and can help manage costs for some clients. Ask us whether this could fit your situation.
Frequently asked questions
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes — the initial 30-minute consultation is free.
How much will my matter cost?
It depends on the situation. We aim to explain expected fees clearly before you decide to proceed.
Do you offer flat fees?
We explain how fees would work for your matter before you commit.
Can I just get help with one part of my case?
Limited-scope options may be available — ask us.
Ready to talk it through?
Request a consultation and we’ll take it from there — review, conflicts check, then clear next steps.
No legal advice. The information on this website is general in nature and not legal advice. Contacting Mida Law does not create a lawyer-client relationship.