Our Pricing

McCarthy & Akers, PLC understands that hiring an attorney can feel intimidating. Our goal is to make the process as easy as possible for you, so we prioritize transparent, straightforward pricing, giving you clarity and confidence from the start.
Estate Planning Tailored to Your Needs
We believe that Estate Planning isn’t one-size-fits-all. Because every family, business, and financial situation is unique, we fully customize every Estate Plan to meet your needs. Whether you’re planning your Estate, addressing Probate needs, protecting your assets, or securing the future of your business, our pricing reflects the complexity and scope of what’s required.
Transparent Flat Fees
For many of our Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Business Succession Planning services, we use flat fees—meaning you’ll know what to expect from the beginning, with no surprise bills down the road. Flat fees typically cover all essential components, including consultations, drafting documents, reviewing them with you, and confirming proper execution. We also include ongoing communication during the process, whether by phone or email, to address your questions or concerns.
What’s Included in Our Flat Fees:
- Initial consultation to discuss your goals and needs
- Analysis and preparation of customized legal documents
- Comprehensive reviews with our attorneys to provide a complete understanding
- Clear instructions and guidance through every phase of the process
Some services, such as complex Estate Administration or business-related legal matters like Business Succession Planning, may involve hourly fees depending on the nature of the case. When this applies, we provide an estimated range of costs upfront to give you clarity from the start.
Probate and Estate Administration
Regarding Probate and Estate Administration, we establish a detailed plan based on the expected scope of work. We bill some matters hourly, requiring a retainer based on the estimated time, and refund any unused balance if the task demands less time than anticipated. Conversely, if the task requires additional time, we provide itemized invoices for full transparency.
Flexible Terms
We simplify the process as much as possible. For Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Business Succession Planning, clients typically remit a portion of the flat fee initially, with the balance due upon document completion and signing. These terms allow you to focus on creating an Estate Plan that secures your future without financial stress.
Clear, Written Agreements
When you choose McCarthy & Akers, we provide clear, written fee agreements before starting services. These documents outline the scope of work, pricing, and payment terms, allowing you to move forward confidently, knowing there won’t be unexpected charges.
Why Choose McCarthy & Akers?
We are your guide. Our tailored approach and honest pricing structure reflect our belief that you should receive superior legal services that fit your needs.
Estate Planning is an investment in your family’s future. A well-structured plan can help you avoid costly Probate fees, minimize taxes, and protect what matters most. Invest in peace of mind. Contact us today to learn how we can assist you or schedule a free consultation.
Schedule a Consultation Today
We Gather The Information We Need To Ensure That We Can Effectively Assist You. Simply Fill Out Our Client Intake Form.
Questions or Schedule An Appointment? Call Us:
(540) 722-2181
Schedule a Consultation Today
We Gather The Information We Need To Ensure That We Can Effectively Assist You. Simply Fill Out Our Client Intake Form.
Questions or Schedule An Appointment? Call Us:
(540) 722-2181
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