Free Initial Consultation
We have a general policy of offering a free initial phone consultation to see how we can help. There are some limitations on this policy if your case is extremely complex, outside the scope of our practice, or for other firm specific reasons. This page will help you to schedule to speak with an attorney regarding your legal issue.
Free Initial Consultation Policy
For a full explanation of all free consultation terms and conditions, click here
The short version is we offer a free initial fifteen minute phone consultation. To be free, it must be:
- During business hours (9 am to 5 pm)
- By phone
- No more than 15 minutes
- No more than 10 pages of documents to be reviewed
- Provide any additional documents or intake sheets required for analysis
- You will be scheduled into an hour long block where we will call you during that hour. If you need a narrower time range or a specific time, let us now and we will try to accommodate.
- We will sometimes relax the above requirements upon request on a case by case basis, see full explanation
If you have been sued, you only have 20 days to answer or file a notice of appearance. If you are close to the 20 day deadline, please use this form with instructions even if you have not had a chance to consult with us. Until we have agreed to services, you are responsible for your own defense. This will protect you from receiving a default judgment if you send a copy to both the court and opposing attorney.
Scheduling a Free Consultation
For us to properly analyze your case, we may need an intake form or additional information provided prior to the consultation. We can always analyze your case in a general sense without any documentation, however, we only provide one free consultation so we like to make it count.
- PRACTICE AREAS WHERE NO DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR CONSULTATION
- Bankruptcy
- Debt Defense & Settlement Generally
- Please check below if you are being sued on a specific debt that requires additional information such as landlord claims, medical debts, etc.
- Foreclosure Defense
- General Debt Strategy & Questions
- Schedule Option 1: call us at (206) 535-2559
- Schedule Option 2: email us at info@wadebtlaw and include your full name, contact number, ideal time range for a call back, and brief explanation of what is going on and how you would like us to help you
- PRACTICE AREAS WHERE WE REQUEST AN EMAIL OR INTAKE FORM PRIOR TO SCHEDULING
- Note: We can give you a free consultation without documentation or intake form, however, it will be imprecise and may require a follow up appointment. As we only offer one free initial consultation, we may need to charge for the follow up.
- Auto Issues (repo, tow, impound, dealer fraud, repair fraud, etc)
- Consumer Protection Claims- just email us your name, number, and a brief description
- Debt Defense & Settlement Specific Areas
- Landlord Claims for Damages/Deposit Return
- Note– we do not take any tenant claims other than collection defense/deposit return
- All Other Legal Issues- just email us your name, number, and a brief description
- Instructions:
- For Auto, Medical Debt, and Landlord Collection/Deposit Issues, please complete the intake form and email us at info@wadebtlaw.com
- For Consumer Protection Claims and All Other Legal Issues, please create an email with your contact information and a brief description of your issue and email us info@wadebtlaw.com
- Please allow us 72 hours to process your intake form. If your issue is time sensitive, you may call us to immediately schedule at 206-535-2559.
DISCLAIMER: Washington Debt Law reserves the right to deny a free consultation without notice if call or case volume is excessively high, if something is outside of our scope of practice, if there is staff unavailability, if a consultation would interfere with an existing case, in case of conflict of interest, or for any other reason the firm in its sole discretion determines. Until an attorney-client relationship is established (which requires agreement by both firm and client, a signed attorney fee agreement, and required initial payment or full payment as applicable to be made), we are not your attorney and no attorney-client relationship is established. Washington Debt Law, by setting forth these policies and terms or holding out that we may offer initial consultation does not relieve of you any duties in any case or situation you are involved in to include answering a summons and complaint, meeting a court deadline, or in actively defending yourself or mitigating any harm to yourself or to other.
