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| Subject: Re: Approaching 100k miles | Date: 10/24/2012 4:21 AM | |
| Author: kahunacfa | Number: 69556 of 70079 | |
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What do you spend at a closing? Maybe you have a sufficiently significant relationship with an attorney that he doesn't bill you for his time, but those of us who don't have counsel on staff might spend three-four hundred dollars on the process you describe. - eudaimon6 | Date: 10/23/2012 11:36:40 AM | Number: 69555 One of my attorneys is my daughter. I helped start her Law Firm, January 2006. The firm was admitted to practice Law before the Supreme Court of the United States <http://www.SupremeCourtUS.gov> in the Fall of 2006. The closing generally takes less than fifteen minutes. The Firm's hourly billing rate is $1K per hour, so if she actually charges me, the Legal Fee is $250; generally the closing is done pro bono since I from time-to-time perform volunteer Legal Research for the firm. That is called a barter arrangement. I also manage the Firm's Employee Retirement Plan without a fee. Kahuna, CFA Investment Professional 1974 - Present |
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