1. How much does it cost to hire a creditor's rights lawyer?
1, charged by piece
(1) Cases without property disputes: for ordinary civil, economic and administrative cases that do not involve the property subject matter, according to the nature and complexity of the case and the time required for work, the fee is between 6,000-100000 yuan through negotiation; Foreign-related civil, economic and administrative cases do not involve property objects, and the agency fee is not less than 20,000 yuan;
(2) Legal documents: write, modify and review legal documents. According to the nature of legal documents, the degree of difficulty, the time required for work and other factors, the fee for each document is between 600-2000 yuan through consultation;
(3) Lawyer's witness: According to the nature of legal documents, the required time and other factors, the fee is negotiated between 2000- 10000 yuan/piece.
(4) Attorney's notarization: the negotiation fee is between1500-3,000 yuan/piece for different notarization affairs of lawyers;
(5) Lawyer's letter and legal opinion: issue a lawyer's letter or legal opinion for the client, and negotiate fees according to the difficulty of related affairs, the purpose of use, the time required for work, etc. , and each set is between1.500-20,000 yuan.
(6) Lawyers' investigation: fees shall be negotiated according to the investigation items.
2. Civil and commercial services
(1) Preliminary stage
(2) The second trial stage
1 If it does not represent the first instance but only the second instance, the agency fee will be charged according to the first instance standard, and other handling fees will remain unchanged.
2. For cases that have been represented in the first instance, the agency fee is charged at half of the first instance fee, and other handling fees remain unchanged.
For cases sent back for retrial after the second trial, the agency fee is charged at half of the second trial fee, and other handling fees remain unchanged.
(3) retrial (appeal) stage
1 represents a retrial (appeal) case that does not represent the first and second instance. The agency fee is charged according to the standard of first instance, and other handling fees remain unchanged.
2 cases that have been represented in the first or second instance, the agency fee shall be charged at half of the first or second instance fee. Other handling fees remain unchanged.
(4) Arbitration cases: charged according to the charging standard of civil and commercial cases of first instance.
(5) Case execution: The fees are charged according to the standards of first instance in civil and commercial cases, and those who have represented litigation or arbitration cases will be charged at half the above standards.
3. Criminal cases
(1) Preliminary stage:
1 investigation stage (including self-investigation by procuratorate): 6000- 18000 yuan;
2 review and prosecution stage: 6000-30000 yuan;
3. Trial period: 8,000-50,000 RMB;
4. Negotiation fee (complexity of the case, object of civil litigation, etc.). ) between private prosecution and incidental civil action.
5. For major and difficult cases involving national security crimes, crimes involving black and evil, and drug crimes, the agency fee shall be charged at twice the above standard.
If it is necessary to travel in different places because of handling a case, the entrusting party shall bear the transportation, accommodation and long-distance telephone charges, which can be reimbursed through negotiation or used at one time.
(2) The second trial stage
1 If it does not represent the first instance but only the second instance, the agency fee will be charged according to the standard of the first instance, and other handling fees will remain unchanged;
2. For cases that have been represented in the first instance, the agency fee is charged at half of the first instance fee, and other handling fees remain unchanged;
For cases sent back for retrial after the second trial, the agency fee is charged at half of the second trial fee, and other handling fees remain unchanged.
(3) retrial (appeal) stage
1 represents a retrial (appeal) case that does not represent the first and second instance. The agency fee is charged according to the standard of first instance, and other handling fees remain unchanged.
2 cases that have been represented in the first or second instance, the agency fee shall be charged at half of the first or second instance fee. Other handling fees remain unchanged.
2. What are the contents of creditor's rights and debts?
(A) Accounting perspective
Creditor's rights: accounts receivable, notes receivable, dividends receivable, interest receivable, other receivables and prepayments.
Liabilities: short-term loans, long-term loans, notes payable, accounts payable, employee salaries payable, interest payable, taxes payable, bonds payable, other payables, accounts receivable in advance, etc.
(2) Personal debt
(1) Pre-marital debts of one spouse, except those that have been converted into * * * same debts;
(2) Without the consent of the other party, one of the husband and wife subsidizes the debts of the person who is unable to make a maintenance obligation;
(3) The debts incurred by one spouse without the consent of the other spouse to independently raise funds for production or business activities, and the income is not really used for common life;
(4) The property determined in the will or gift contract belongs only to the husband or wife, and the debts accompanying the will or gift contract.
(5) The husband and wife agree that one party shall bear the debt, but this agreement has no effect on the creditor in principle;
(six) unreasonable expenses of one spouse, such as gambling, drug abuse and other debts;
(seven) other debts that should be borne by individuals according to law.
(3) Joint debts of husband and wife.
1. The property borrowed by one party before marriage has been converted into the joint property of husband and wife, and the debts arising from the purchase of these properties;
2. Debts arising from daily life;
3. Due to production and business activities, business income is used for family life or debts shared by spouses;
4. Debts owed by one or both spouses due to medical treatment and persons with legal obligations;
5. debts arising from raising children;
6. Liabilities with maintenance obligations arising from supporting the elderly;
7. Other debts that should be recognized as joint debts of husband and wife.
When lawyers representing creditor's rights and debts represent litigation cases, the charging standards will be determined according to specific cases and local economic levels, rather than generalizing. At the same time, the specific fees of creditor's rights and debts lawyers will be based on the amount involved, and some will be charged on a case-by-case basis.