Attorney fees are collected by the judicial departments and price bureaus of all provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and there are guiding standards, that is, general guiding principles. However, the specific charges need to be determined by the principal and the agent according to the principle of guiding standards. First of all, it refers to the limitations of guiding standards. The second is based on the difficulty of the case. Third, it depends on the affordability of the parties. You can set an upper limit for those with good conditions and a lower limit for those with difficulties. Those who meet the conditions of legal aid (refer to the conditions and standards stipulated in the Regulations on Legal Aid) can also get free legal aid.
Legal objectivity:
Article 8 of the Measures for the Administration of Judicial Expertise Fees relates to the judicial expertise fees of property cases. If the value of the litigation object and the appraisal object is relatively small, the fees shall be accumulated in sections according to the proportion of the object. The specific proportions are as follows: (1) If it does not exceed 654.38+10,000 yuan, it shall be implemented in accordance with the charging standards listed in the annex to these Measures; (two) more than 654.38 million yuan to 500 thousand yuan, according to 1%; (three) the part of more than 500 thousand yuan to 6.5438+0 million yuan, according to 0.8%; (four) the part of 6.5438+0 million yuan to more than 2 million yuan, according to 0.6%; (five) more than 2 million yuan to 5 million yuan, according to 0.4% levy; (six) more than 5 million yuan to 6.5438 million yuan, according to 0.2%; (seven) more than 6.5438 million yuan, according to 0. 1%. For the large amount of the subject matter, the provincial price department in conjunction with the judicial administrative department at the same level may formulate the upper limit of the amount of the judicial appraisal fee according to the local actual situation. The charges for judicial expertise in property-related cases mentioned in the first paragraph of this article are only applicable to the identification of material evidence documents in judicial expertise and fingerprint identification in trace identification, and are not applicable to other appraisals.