All fee amounts and percentages have been masked and are shown only to demonstrate the pricing-analysis and service-matching framework.
| Customer Category | Stage 1 Pricing | Total Pricing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category A | Fees are divided into two stages, with litigation as the dividing line. In Stage 1, a portion of the total base legal fee under the engagement agreement is charged upfront. | Calculated in accordance with the applicable official lawyer-fee schedule. | — |
| Category B | RMB X–X base legal fee + X% contingency fee | RMB X–X base legal fee + X% contingency fee | — |
| Category C | — | RMB X–X base legal fee + X% contingency fee | — |
The following notes explain the fee structure, service stages, and lower-entry service options behind the pricing reference table.
The contingency fee is calculated as X% of the additional financial value secured for the client.
Contingency Fee = Additional Amount Secured × X%
Examples
For full-scope marriage-crisis services, the engagement is divided into two stages.
Stage 1: Advisory Stage
Services: investigation and analysis; communication coaching; negotiation support.
In Stage 1, the team intervenes early in the marriage crisis to help the client clarify the facts, define her objectives, and assess the appropriate strategy.
Stage 2: Litigation Stage
Services: litigation as a fallback option, initiated only when necessary.
Whether the matter proceeds to litigation depends on how the case develops. This avoids pushing the client into a high-cost solution from the outset.
This section provides further detail on the Stage 2 litigation process. It should remain visually secondary to the full-scope marriage-crisis service.
Path 1
The first divorce claim is heard at first instance by a primary-level people’s court. If the court grants the divorce but the client is dissatisfied with the property division or child-custody decision, the case may proceed to a second-instance hearing before an intermediate people’s court.
Path 2
The first divorce claim is heard at first instance by a primary-level people’s court. If the court does not grant the divorce, a second claim may be filed after six months. The second claim is again heard at first instance by a primary-level people’s court, with any appeal heard by an intermediate people’s court.
Fees
Service Delivery
Services are delivered through online consultations.
Upgrade Option
If the client later needs to upgrade to a full-scope service, she can pay the difference in fees.