If you want to consult a lawyer online, I suggest you search the map for the ranking of some law firms in your city or province, because their main external contact information can also be found on the map. You can try to call them and ask them some questions, although their main business is offline business to private consultation, which is rarely encountered. But that doesn't mean that some parts of Ken Watabe are connected. Of course, you have to pay a price. However, there are physical law firms under these lines, and people themselves are certainly no problem in terms of scale and qualifications.
Some law firms found online claim to be lawyers and may have corresponding qualification certificates, but we really don't know whether it is true or not, because I have done some consulting sections before, encountered some legal problems, and I don't know how I got my own section, but there is no lawyer in my certification, and the legal section is not my own choice. But with these last words, the results of online consultation are for reference only, and I dare not comment.
The issue of fees is really not open and transparent, because law firms charge different fees for different types of problems. If it is a simple qualitative question, it may be tens of dollars or hundreds of dollars cheaper, but if it involves complex case analysis, the prediction of this result, and even helping you with a lawsuit, it may be very expensive, with thousands of dollars.