Frequently Asked Questions

Flat fees provide transparency and predictability. You know exactly what you will pay upfront, without surprises from hourly billing where costs can spiral based on time spent. Our use of AI allows us to streamline processes and offer these fixed rates while maintaining quality. Capped hourly billing is available for additional blocks of service. Matters requiring specialized expertise are referred to Florida Board Certified specialists through our referral network.

We accept all major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cryptocurrency, all processed securely through Stripe. When you pay, your funds are held in our client trust account until your work product is delivered. You never pay for work you have not received.

No. All fees are posted upfront on our Pricing page. The flat fee you see covers the entire service as described, including one follow-up Q&A if needed. If your matter falls outside the standard scope (e.g., a contract over 30 pages), we'll provide a custom quote before starting work.

If your needs exceed the scope of our standard flat-fee services (for example, a contract over 30 pages), we will notify you during intake and provide a custom quote. Capped hourly billing is available for predictable blocks of service. Matters requiring specialized litigation or regulatory expertise are referred to Florida Board Certified specialists through our referral network at no referral cost to you or fee earned by us. Contact us upfront if you are unsure about scope.

Your payment is held in our client trust account until your work product is delivered. Funds are not earned until the completed work product is delivered to you. If we determine during intake that we cannot assist with your matter, your payment is refunded in full. Full details are available on our Disclosures page.

Yes. We use secure, encrypted environments for all data processing. The AI tools we employ are vetted for privacy and do not retain or train on client data. Our processes comply with Florida Bar confidentiality requirements. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

AI handles time-intensive tasks like initial document analysis, risk identification, research, and first-draft generation. This speeds up the process and reduces costs. A licensed attorney then reviews, refines, and approves all work to ensure accuracy and legal validity. Learn more on our How We Work page.

No. AI is a tool to enhance efficiency, not a replacement for an attorney. Every document and service is personally reviewed and approved by Jonathan D. Woods, Esq. AI never makes independent legal decisions, communicates with clients without oversight, or files documents without attorney approval.