What are you trying to do?
Describe the outcome you are working toward and the reason you are seeking help now.
Some decisions call for more than general education. Tell us what you are trying to accomplish, and Tim will review whether a short discovery call is the right next step.
Request a Discovery CallEvery request is reviewed before scheduling.
If your situation requires more than general education, you can request a short discovery call with Tim. The purpose is to understand what you are trying to accomplish, determine whether attorney-level work is required, and identify the appropriate next step.
The discovery call is not intended to provide a complete legal analysis or strategy. Tim will use the call to determine what work, if any, is required.
A short request helps Tim understand the decision and whether his involvement makes sense.
Describe the outcome you are working toward and the reason you are seeking help now.
Tell us what remains unclear, including any transaction or decision you need to make.
Share timing, plan type, and relevant entities so the request can be reviewed in context.
You explain your situation once. Tim reviews the request before any scheduling link is sent.
Complete the short intake with the goal, question, and timing behind your request.
He reviews whether a discovery call is the appropriate next step.
If approved, you receive a private link to schedule a 15-minute discovery call.
If work is appropriate, the team prepares a proposed scope and fee for your review.
Before you apply: Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment, acceptance of a matter, or an attorney-client relationship. Each request is reviewed before scheduling.
Share enough for Tim to understand your situation. You do not need to have every detail settled before reaching out.
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No. Tim reviews each request first. If he accepts your request for a discovery call, the team sends a private link for a 15-minute appointment.
The call is meant to understand your goal and determine whether attorney-level work is needed. It is not a complete legal analysis or strategy session.
No. Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment, acceptance of a matter, or an attorney-client relationship. Any proposed work and fee would be shared separately for your review.
If further work is appropriate, the team prepares a proposed scope of work. Tim reviews it before you receive a private proposal to accept or decline.