How much is the fee for a neighboring lawyer?

The charging standard is 100 yuan to 500 yuan, according to the charging standard of the local court. According to the provisions of Article 13 of the Measures for Litigation Fees of People's Courts, 100 yuan shall be paid for each 500 yuan case that infringes on the rights of personality such as name, name, portrait, reputation and honor. Involving damages and the amount of compensation does not exceed 50 thousand yuan, no additional compensation; The part exceeding 50,000 yuan to 6,543,800 yuan shall be paid according to 654.38+ 0%; The part exceeding 654.38+10,000 yuan shall be paid by 0.5%. If mediation is concluded or the parties apply for withdrawal of the lawsuit or apply for summary procedure, the case acceptance fee will be paid by half. (1) Give consideration to the interests of all parties, make mutual understanding and accommodation, and help and unite. Disputes between neighboring parties over the right to use and ownership of natural resources such as land, mountains and grasslands, or disputes arising from environmental pollution, must be resolved through consultation in the spirit of mutual understanding, mutual accommodation and unity; If negotiation fails, it shall be settled by the relevant state organs and people's courts. Before the dispute is settled, both parties to the dispute shall not waste natural resources such as land and mountains, destroy relevant facilities, gather people to make trouble, or occupy or destroy property. Those who deliberately make trouble and cause property losses and personal injuries shall be investigated for administrative responsibility and even criminal responsibility in addition to civil responsibility. When exercising ownership or right to use, neighboring parties shall cooperate with each other and give consideration to the interests of neighboring people. Begging for neighbors, harming the interests of others and interfering with the public interests are all against the principles that neighborhood relations should follow. When dealing with disputes over neighboring relations, the people's courts should also give consideration to the interests of all parties, so that disputes can be properly resolved. (2) It is beneficial to production and life. When dealing with disputes arising from neighboring relations, we should proceed from the effective and rational use of property and the interests of production and life. For example, when dealing with land boundary disputes, if the original land boundary is not delineated, the new land boundary should be determined according to the principle of how to facilitate management and production development.