Who will bear the cost of not asking a lawyer to borrow money?

The cost of not asking a lawyer to sue the debtor shall be borne by the debtor. If the debtor fails to repay the loan within the specified time without justifiable reasons, it is a breach of contract. According to relevant laws, the defaulting party shall be liable for breach of contract and compensate for the losses, and the lawyer's fee is also an indirect loss. The creditor may demand compensation from the debtor.

How much is the legal fee for not asking a lawyer to sue for debt collection?

(1) case acceptance fee;

(2) application fee;

(3) Transportation expenses, accommodation expenses, living expenses and lost time allowance incurred by witnesses, expert witnesses, translators and adjusters when they appear in court on the date specified by the people's court.

To sum up, if a person owes money and the debtor fails to pay it back, the expenses incurred by the debtor shall be borne by the debtor.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the Measures for the Administration of Lawyers' Service Fees

Lawyers' service charges follow the principles of openness, fairness, voluntary compensation, honesty and credibility.

Law firms should facilitate the people, strengthen internal management, reduce service costs, and provide convenient and high-quality legal services for clients.

Article 4

Lawyers' service fees are subject to government guidance and market adjustment.

Article 5

A law firm shall provide the following legal services according to law and implement government-guided prices:

(1) Acting as an agent in civil litigation cases;

(2) Acting as an agent in administrative litigation cases;

(3) Acting as an agent for state compensation cases;

(four) to provide legal advice to criminal suspects in criminal cases, to represent complaints and accusations, to apply for bail pending trial, and to act as the defendant's defender, private prosecutor or agent ad litem of the victim;

(5) Acting as an agent for appeals in various litigation cases.

The fees charged by law firms for providing other legal services shall be subject to market-regulated prices.