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Parents, Family Lawyers, Others:

Could you benefit from a case consultation?

Then a telephone call may be helpful.

Telephone consultations are billed at the rate of $100.00US per hour, in 6 minute intervals or any part thereof with a minimum $20.00 payment. Payment is expected online by VISA or MasterCard using the PAYPAL service.

Telephone consultations are available Monday to Friday, 9:30am - 4:30pm EST.

Telephone Consultation  - Conditions 

Please read the conditions below for a telephone consultation. If you are in agreement, then click on the email agreement link at the end. This will launch your email program. Read the message in the email, add information as requested, then send. I will respond to set an appointment

You are the "client" and Gary Direnfeld is the "consultant."

Conditions:

As the client, I agree to the following conditions in order to obtain a telephone consultation:

1. Due to the nature of a telephone consultation, the consultant will not be able to rely on visual cues as would be available in face to face communication. Further, the consultant can only rely on the information provided by the client. As such, the consultant may not be privy to the full range of information affecting the client's case or situation. Therefore, the client's reliance on any information provided by the consultant is solely at the risk of the client. The client holds harmless the consultant for the consultation offered.

2. Consultation provided through this process is not offered as counseling or treatment. 

3. The value of a consultation is to gain a new perspective on a situation or to be offered alternative approaches to consider with the view to resolving a problem. However, there is no guarantee that the consultation will be helpful.

4. The client agrees to pay costs as set out below and may be required to make a payment prior to receiving the consultation.

5. All matters remain confidential with the following exceptions:

• Any past or imminent harm or abuse to a child currently younger than 16 years of age will be reported to proper authorities.

• Any imminent threat of harm to self or to another adult will be reported either to proper authorities and/or to other persons who may be required to intervene as necessary.

• Courts may order disclosure of a file.