Fixed Fees / Pay as you go
Hylton-Potts - London Based Law Firm Helping People Across the UK since 1999
PAY AS YOU GO
We offer a pay as you go service, to get advice on just parts of a case, rather than instructing solicitors on a traditional retainer.
This means we agree with you which parts of the case you will undertake, whilst we take only the parts that add the most value for you. A fixed fee, with no nonsense service and advice.
We can offer a guiding hand for specific tasks such as drafting a petition, claim, defence, witness statement, affidavit or legal letter.
Email your question or problem to our confidential free online advice service: [email protected]
Guaranteed fixed fees – clearly emailed to you – no hidden extras
Application to adjourn a court hearing
Employment Claim
Advice on Compromise Agreements
Benefit and Tax Credit Fraud
Benefit Fraud or Tax Credit Civil Appeal
Appeal against revocation of SIA licence
Appeal against revocation of PCO licence
NHS and CQC fraud
Application to GMC/GDC/BPS for registration:
Appeal from refusal by UKFPO to award eligibility
Legal Complaint following failure to pass ORE by GDC
Legal review following failure to pass PLAB by GMC
Representations following failure to pass or be properly graded at OSCE
Drink/driving mitigation Pack
Criminal Mitigation Pack
Motoring/criminal-drafting and filing appeal
Lasting Powers of Attorney- Property and Welfare
General power of attorney
Intellectual Property – Poor Man’s copyright
Divorce and Family Fees
Guaranteed fixed fees – no hidden extras
Wherever possible we offer you a guaranteed fixed fee.
If you are divorcing someone
If someone is divorcing you:
Living Together Agreement
Parental Responsibility Agreement
Pre-Nuptial Agreement
Post-Nuptial Agreement
Pre-CIP Agreement
Post-CIP Agreement
Change of Name:
Protecting the family home if your spouse’s sole name:
Separation Agreement –
Application for contact, residence order, parental responsibility, maintenance, child maintenance apart from CSA, specific issue
Application for financial settlement, lump sum, family home, maintenance (Form A)
Severing a joint tenancy to become tenants in common
Enforcing a financial order
Known and unknown donor agreements
Bankruptcy for Europeans in the UK
Drafting a will
Husband and wife, or civil partners, or cohabiting couples, identical wills
Living Wills:
Probate

