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Firm OverviewThe law office of Warren B. Brams, P.A., is located in central West Palm Beach, Florida, convenient to I-95 (Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.) and the Florida Turnpike ((Okeechobee Blvd.). The firm provides services in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Broward counties. The firm focuses in three areas of law: family law, probate, and guardianship. Since 1987, Mr. Brams has had significant experience in all aspects of family law, including the following issues: local, national and international child custody, visitation, support, grandparental rights, alimony, and property division. The firm attempts to provide full services for all types of families, including unmarried couples, those involving non-parental caregivers and families caring for incapacitated adults. The firm also provides a variety of services assisting people with planning for their future needs in the event of death, disability, or divorce. We regularly help people with their will, trust and estate planning needs, and the probate or administration of estates and trusts. Our objective is to provide full service for all of your family-related needs. An initial one-half hour free consultation is available. If we can assist you, please call for a consultation today. If you would like to receive additional information about our qualifications, services or fees, please see my attached Curriculum Vitae and Schedule of Fees. CURRICULUM VITAE Warren B. Brams Born: West Palm Beach, FL - September 30, 1963 Law Office of Warren B. Brams, P.A., formed 1991 Warren B. Brams, Esq. President Education: Boston University School of Management, 1984, B.S., B.A., with a concentration in Accounting University of Florida, 1987, J.D. Juris Doctor - May 1987 from the University of Florida Numerous continuing education seminars each year including the Certification Review Course for Family Law and attendance at the annual Convention of the Florida Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Professional Involvement: Secretary of the Florida Bar Family Law Litigation Support Professionals Committee, 1997-1999 Member of Palm Beach County Bar Association SCHEDULE OF FEES Family Law Matters Family Law Matters are billed either on a flat fee or an hourly basis, depending upon whether the matter is contested or uncontested. While the particular facts and circumstances of your case will determine the exact amount of the fee, flat fees typically range from $1,000 - $1,800, including costs, depending upon the matter. Examples of matters which can be billed on a flat fee basis are:
Guardianship matters also can be billed upon a flat fee basis or an hourly basis. Flat fees will typically range from $1,000 - $1,800, including costs, depending upon the complexity of the issues involved. Examples of matters which can be billed on a flat fee basis include:
Probate Probate matters are billed either on a flat fee basis or an hourly basis, depending upon the nature of the matter. Matters which are billed on a flat fee basis include:
Hourly Rate The present hourly rate is $200.00 per hour. An additional charge of five percent (5%) is charged to cover all internal administration costs. This includes all photocopying, long distance and local telephone, facsimile, and U. S. Mail postage charges. This normally includes the copying of documents provided by your but may not include obtaining records or other documents from third sources who normally will not allow us to copy their original documents in our office.
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