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A fee simple is the greatest possible property interest in land , granting its owner all traditional property rights. Because a fee simple interest stretches out in time forever, there can only be one fee simple at a time for any given chunk of land.
To have an enforceable fee-sharing agreement, you must meet each of the following requirements: Written fee agreement between the lawyers. Have all the lawyers receiving a fee sign the clients retainer agreement or other writing acknowledging the fee division. Written disclosure to client.
However, Model Rule 1.5(d) prohibits contingency fee agreements for domestic relations matterssuch as divorce casesand for the representation of a defendant in a criminal case . Most states , including California and New York , have adopted such prohibitions on contingent fees.
In a fixed fee agreement or flat fee agreement, the client pays a fixed fee for the legal representation, regardless of the time the attorneys and staff put into the case, and regardless of the outcome. These agreements fix the amount of legal fees only.
ing to the rule, a flat fee is a fixed amount that constitutes complete payment for the performance of described services, regardless of the amount of work ultimately involved. The Rule further states that flat fees can be paid in whole or in part in advance of the lawyer providing those services.
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What is the difference between an hourly bill and a flat fee bill? Hourly billing is based primarily on the amount of time that a lawyer spends on a particular case. A flat fee bill is based on a set amount, determined by the law firm, which reflects the overall value of the work being delivered.

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