Scheduling a consultation with us is the best way to make sure we’re a good fit for you. We offer two types of consultations.
- Free Telephone Consultation – best when you’re looking for the right attorney or firm to handle your needs. We’ll discuss your specific situation and make sure we can help. You’ll also have the opportunity to make sure we’re the right firm for you.
- Paid Consultation – best when you know you want to work with Ogborne Law or when you need legal advice immediately. All paid consultations include 1 hour with Michelle Ogborne to discuss your specific situation. Any initial consultation fees will be applied to our services should we move forward with an engagement.
To schedule your consultation, choose an area of practice below or click here to schedule your free telephone consultation.
Collaborative Divorce Consultation
Ready to explore a collaborative divorce? Already discussed it with your spouse? Complete our consultation request for a 1 hour consultation.
Read MoreEstate Planning Consultation
Estate planning sets up your family to successfully cope with the unthinkable things that can happen to you in the future. Preserve your assets and give your family the tools they need when you're no longer there to help.
Read MoreMarital Agreement Consultation
A martial agreement like a prenuptial agreement or cohabitation agreement is an important consideration for any couple. While not romantic, they're a great way to manage risk and protect everyone in the marriage.
Read MoreMediation Consultation
Mediation services exist to help you to get the valuable assistance of a disinterested third party to help you settle complicated issues. A mediator will help you get to a win-win outcome so that you can walk away from your agreement feeling good about the outcome.
Read MoreThe information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters, and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.
