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Legal Disclosures

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Our fee

One flat fee. The price quoted is a flat fee for handling the ticket described in your quote. It is not an hourly rate and does not change with the number of court settings, filings, or hours your matter requires. Paying it reserves your place on our docket and commits the firm to take your matter.

What the fee does not include. Court fines, court costs, and any fees assessed by the court or the State are separate and are your responsibility. Adding a ticket or changing the court handling your matter may change the fee; we will tell you before any change takes effect.

Refunds. Two refunds are promised outright: cancellation within one business day of payment, for any reason, and the Money-Back Guarantee on eligible tickets. Beyond those, whether to issue a refund is at the firm's discretion, decided case by case. Nothing here limits your right under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct to a refund of any part of the fee that has not been earned if the representation ends before your matter is resolved.

Who represents you

When you book, Michael & Associates is your law firm and you are our client. An attorney-client relationship is formed when we accept your matter, and your communications with us are protected accordingly.

Assignment of counsel. Michael & Associates reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine which attorney handles your matter, and to reassign, substitute, or associate additional counsel at any time and without prior notice. Your matter may be handled by an attorney employed by the firm, by of-counsel or contract attorneys engaged by the firm, or by local counsel associated in the county where your citation is pending. Any such attorney is licensed in Texas and works under the supervision and engagement terms of Michael & Associates, which remains responsible for the representation. You are engaging the firm, not a particular attorney, and no fee changes as a result of any assignment.

Appearance and strategy. Decisions about how to present your matter — including which court settings to attend, whether an appearance is made in person or by other means permitted by the court, and what disposition to seek or recommend — rest with your attorney's professional judgment. We will consult you on any decision that requires your consent.

Principal office: Austin, Texas.