There is no uniform fee standard for divorce lawyers, and the agency fee depends on the local economic development level, the difficulty of the case, the manpower and material resources consumed by the case, the lawyer's own professional level and other factors. There are usually three ways to collect lawyer's fees, namely, piece-rate fee, time fee and charge according to the amount of the case. 1. How much does it cost to get a lawyer for divorce? What is the charging standard? If you choose to divorce by agreement, the key point is the drafting of divorce agreement. If you entrust a lawyer, you need to pay a consulting fee or a book replacement fee. Litigation divorce is relatively more complicated because it involves child support and property division, so it is generally recommended to entrust a professional lawyer to represent it, and the lawyer's agency fee needs to be paid. There is no uniform standard for attorney fees. Because the level of economic development in different regions is different, the fees charged by lawyers in each region are also different. Generally speaking, lawyers will determine the charging standard according to the difficulty and complexity of the case, the size of the subject matter of the case, the time cost that lawyers need to spend, the legal risks that lawyers may bear, and the lawyers' own working ability, professional level and practice experience. Special note: lawyers must charge fees uniformly in the name of their law firm, and may not charge fees privately. After the parties pay the fees, the law firm shall issue a formal invoice. Second, how long will it take to leave the agreement? If it is a divorce, it mainly depends on how long you both negotiate and reach an agreement. After both parties reach an agreement through consultation, they can sign a divorce agreement and go to the Civil Affairs Bureau for handling. At that time, you can get a divorce certificate. If it is a lawsuit divorce, the procedure will be much longer. Divorce through litigation, first through filing a case, hearing, and finally judgment. If summary procedure is applied to divorce cases, they can be concluded within 3 months from the date of filing; If the ordinary procedure is applied, the time will be longer, and the case will be closed within 6 months from the date of filing. Under special circumstances, it may be longer. However, in practice, if one party sues for divorce and the other party does not agree to divorce, as long as there is no legal judgment on divorce, the court will generally not judge divorce for the first time, and it will take half a year for the prosecution to sue for divorce for the second time. If the other party still refuses to agree to divorce after the second prosecution, the court will generally consider the situation of both parties and decide to grant divorce. Therefore, if the other party does not agree to divorce, you take the initiative to sue for divorce, and the divorce case will last for about a year; If the other party cooperates with the divorce, it will basically last for 3-6 months. Three. What are the conditions for divorce by agreement? Divorce by agreement is a legal act of both parties. According to Article 3 1 of the New Marriage Law and the Regulations on the Administration of Marriage Registration, divorce by agreement must meet the following conditions: (1) Both men and women who divorce by agreement must have legal marital status. (2) Both parties to a divorce by agreement must be persons with full capacity for civil conduct. (3) Both parties to an agreed divorce must have a divorce consent. (4) When divorcing by agreement, appropriate and reasonable arrangements must be made for the upbringing and education of children, and a consistent agreement must be reached. (5) When divorcing by agreement, the division of marital property must be properly handled. (6) Divorce by agreement must be legal.
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. 2. The lawyer's fee varies according to different cases, and the fee depends on the first and second trial fees agreed by you and your lawyer. Some lawyers are all-inclusive, some lawyers charge by installments, and some pay their fees after you win the case. At the same time, fees should be charged according to the lawyer's charging method of the judicial department. Generally speaking, the first-instance lawyer's fee for cases that do not involve property is about 3000 yuan. If there is a property dispute, you may have to pay a certain percentage of the lawyer's fee according to the amount of property, and you can determine the final lawyer's fee with the lawyer.