A Dearborn firm for the problems that have a deadline.

You speak with an attorney, not an outsourced intake service. The first conversation runs fifteen to thirty minutes and covers what happened, whether anything is already on a deadline, and what it would cost to do something about it. If the matter is not one the firm handles, you will be told on that call and pointed somewhere useful.

Time-sensitive matters get a same-business-day response. If you have a court date, a response deadline, or a notice with a cure period, say so in the first sentence of your message and it moves to the front of the queue.

It depends on the matter. Formation documents, estate planning, criminal and traffic work are quoted as a flat fee once the scope is clear. Litigation is generally hourly against a retainer. Some collection and provider reimbursement matters can be handled on a contingency or hybrid basis. You will be told which category your matter falls into, and the range, before any work begins.

No. Most consultations happen by phone or video, and documents can be signed electronically where the law allows it. The office is at 835 Mason Street, Suite C-116 in Dearborn if you would rather meet in person.

Yes. Hassan Zaarour holds a degree in Spanish from the University of Michigan and taught Spanish in Southwest Detroit before practicing law. Consultations and correspondence can be handled in Spanish.

Most matters are in Wayne County — Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Westland, Livonia, Taylor, Redford and the surrounding communities — with regular work in Oakland and Macomb counties, the federal courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, and Michigan administrative agencies.