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Yes, Cape Law is a fully licensed law firm. We directly employ all of our attorneys, unlike other online services that use third-party providers. As a Cape Law client, you are under our direct care and responsibility from the start of your legal journey, ensuring our commitment to helping you achieve the justice you deserve.
Unlike traditional consultations with local attorneys that can cost hundreds of dollars, Cape Law's approach is designed to be more cost-effective, an fully transparent. Before your attorney call, we gather all relevant case information and utilize our technology to brief the attorney on your situation. This preparation allows us to shorten the meeting duration, reduce costs, and eliminate the need for in-person meetings, saving you both time and money. Other services we offer include writing and sending a demand letter on your behalf, supervised by an attorney. We also offer filing your case in court; our rates are competitively priced. Please note, that these rates vary depending on the state and jurisdiction.
Cape Law is a law firm specializing in small and civil claims, with a focus on a range of areas including: - Consumer disputes, such as product or service issues - Employment-related cases, including workplace disputes - Housing and rent matters, like landlord-tenant disagreements - Personal injury cases, including accidents and injuries - Debt collection and financial disputes - Privacy and defamation concerns Our expertise covers these key areas, ensuring specialized legal support for your specific needs
To file your case, we primarily need the address of the party you are suing. If it's a business, their legal entity name is necessary.
Our service does not include court representation. At Cape Law, we aim to empower you with the tools and knowledge needed for a successful legal outcome. In most states, plaintiffs in small claims cases must represent themselves physically. Our role is to prepare you thoroughly for this experience. You’ll consult with an attorney who will guide you through the legal process and provide the next legal steps. Our team ensures you are informed and confident, equipped with all the necessary information and strategies to represent yourself effectively in court.
At Cape Law, we're committed to offering our services at rates that everyone can afford. We believe legal help should be accessible to all. Here's how we can assist you: Attorney Consultation: For just $49, you can consult an attorney to understand your legal situation and explore your next steps. This fee includes the initial call. After this, the attorney may recommend additional services to resolve your legal issues, depending on their evaluation and a conflict check. Standard Demand Letter: Have an attorney draft a demand letter for $170. You'll sign this formal request for action or payment. Our legal expertise ensures your demands are clear and authoritative. Filing a Small Claims Court Case: Our services begin at $350, with prices varying by jurisdiction and court requirements. We handle the entire small claim filing process. This includes finding the correct jurisdiction, preparing documents, filing with the court, serving the other party, and keeping you updated on your case's progress. An attorney prepares a statement of claim for you to sign as part of this package.
The monetary limits for filing a case in small claims court vary by state. Here are the limits for the states where Cape Law operates: California: Up to $10,000 Florida: Up to $8,000 Georgia: Up to $15,000 Illinois: Up to $10,000 Massachusetts: Up to $7,000 New Jersey: Up to $20,000 New York: Up to $10,000 Texas: Up to $20,000 Please note, that court fees also differ depending on the state.
Yes, you can send a demand letter with just the recipient's physical address. While we recommend including an email or phone number for improved communication, having only a physical address is sufficient.
After sending a demand letter, the recipient has 14 days to respond. We will notify you as soon as we receive a response. If there is no response within this period, we will contact you to discuss the next steps. These may include escalating the matter by filing in Small Claims Court.
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