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[quote=Anonymous]There is one lawyer I know of that is a legal consultant; works by referral mostly, and you pay for access to secure record-keeping, help with document preparation, trial prep, and you get templates. You do the work. You do the filing, you write out the motions, you do the planning. You are by yourself in the courtroom. You have a support team available answering the questions and giving guidance - but it’s at a much, mich, much cheaper rate. Like $5K and if you end up wanting to use them to represent you, you can hire them at anytime, and they give you the cost for everything detailed, up front so you know how to financially prepare.

It’s her private practice, not a huge firm or anything, and this is in the dc area. The friend in my example didn’t use this service - she went over books for hours in legal libraries.

But it’s so sad to see money wasted amongst families because one person is intent on financial destruction. It’s a huge emotional burden, but i would have navigated it with help for something like that. This isn’t the same as something like collaborative divorce. It’s like a divorce strategy consultant or something.

I just only knew of one other person (not an attorney) that successfully did it. I have great respect for her because of it. Just wondering if there were other stories.[/quote]

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