Accessible Legal Support for Individuals and Businesses

PHRASING LEGAL

Fees

Transparent guide prices for consultations, drafting, disputes, motoring, PCNs, council correspondence and other defined legal-support tasks.

We aim to make the cost of a defined task clear before substantive work begins. The figures below are guide professional fees for work of ordinary complexity. Consumer prices are displayed inclusive of VAT where VAT applies. Any third-party cost is identified separately.

30-minute consultation

£75

Suitable for a focused preliminary discussion where the issue and documents are limited.

60-minute consultation

£125

A fuller appointment to discuss the problem, review key material and identify practical next steps.

Hourly work

£225 per hour

Used where a fixed fee is not appropriate. We normally provide an estimate, staged budget or agreed spending limit before work starts.

Suitability before substantive work

If you send a short summary and the key document, we can usually assess whether the requested task appears to fall within Phrasing Legal’s scope before you commit to substantive work. A detailed legal assessment may require a paid consultation.

Typical fixed fees

Service Guide fee
Review of a short legal document from £150
Advice letter following document review from £225
Straightforward formal letter from £175
Letter before action / reasoned response £225–£350
Formal complaint, review request or representation £225–£400
Employment grievance letter £250–£400
Disciplinary or internal appeal response £250–£450
Tenancy agreement / housing document review £200–£350
Rent-arrears / landlord pre-action letter £225–£350
Consumer or contract dispute letter £225–£400
Simple contract review £250–£450
Bespoke straightforward agreement £350–£650
Business terms, policy or procedure £350–£750
Chronology or evidence schedule £200–£400
Witness statement drafting support from £350
Longer / complex witness statement £500–£850
Litigant-in-person preparation review £250–£450
Hearing preparation pack £450–£750
General written legal advice from £250
Deed poll / straightforward personal document £100–£175

Road traffic and motoring

Initial motoring case review £225–£350
Police / prosecutor representations £300–£500
SJPN response or plea / mitigation drafting support £250–£400
Detailed mitigation / disqualification preparation £400–£650

Penalty Charge Notices and council correspondence

PCN review or initial challenge £100–£175
Formal PCN representation £150–£250
Council letter or notice response £175–£350
Council complaint or review request £225–£400

Immigration enquiries

Immigration advice and immigration services are separately regulated. Phrasing Legal does not quote for substantive immigration advice, application work or representation through Phrasing Ltd unless the required lawful authorisation, registration or exemption has been verified. Any appropriately authorised provider will confirm its own scope and charges.

What affects the final fee?

Document volume, urgency, complexity, the number of issues, additional conferences, negotiation work and tasks outside the agreed scope can affect the price. If the scope changes materially, we will normally agree a revised fee or budget before carrying out the additional work.

Third-party costs

Court fees, barristers’ fees, experts, process servers, translators, specialist reports and other third-party charges are not included unless expressly stated. Where appropriate, you may be asked to pay a third party directly.

Payment and cancellation

Consultations and fixed-fee tasks may require payment in advance. Any applicable consumer cancellation rights, and the consequences of asking us to begin work during a cancellation period, will be explained in the engagement terms where relevant.

A fixed fee has a fixed scope

A fixed fee covers the work identified in the written scope. It does not automatically include later correspondence, court filing, negotiation, a hearing, additional drafts or work created by new developments unless those items are expressly included.