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To book a consultation you must call us at (416) 887-5291, submit an online form request on our website or email us at manager@saronpc.com. A member of our team will then contact you to schedule a consultation with Saron.

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It is imperative you read this entire section to ensure you come to your meeting prepared. Those who attend the meeting unprepared or late risk not being able to proceed with a meeting as scheduled. Please bring the following items:

1. Notebook and pencil or a laptop
2. Documents, notes, photographs, charts or other materials relevant to your matter. All original documents will be returned to you at the end of the consultation
3. Two pieces of government-issued photo identification

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A legal consultation will take 1.5 – 2 hours to complete.

A The cost is $600 plus HST ($678.00).

A Acceptable methods of payment are limited to Interact e-transfer (payable to saron@saronpc.com), money order, certified cheque or bank draft. Please note we do not accept cash, regular cheque, PayPal, credit card or debit card.

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If you are paying via electronic transfer (e-transfer), you can create your own question, but the answer should always be: ‘lawyer’.

A Payment is due immediately before your legal consultation commences. Ensure you have payment in the proper method prepared prior to your meeting to avoid a cancellation or rescheduling effort.

A Due to the large volume of requests received, not every person who requests a legal consultation will be able to receive one. We will do our best to accommodate your request.

A Yes. A legal consultation is needed to understand all the facts and events leading up to your meeting with us. If you do not end up hiring us, we will empower you with information so that when you leave you will be able to do better self-advocacy and know what your rights are.

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If you need more help after the legal consultation or after a legal letter has been written on your behalf, you need to work with us to create a specialized retainer agreement tailored to your specific needs. A retainer agreement specifies what services you require and what type of budget will be required to meet those needs. You also have the option of scheduling a second legal consultation if new developments have arisen or you need more assistance to develop a further strategy or continue to analyze and work through a legal matter.