Use our easy booking app to find the day and time that works best for you, and book it directly through our site.
Once you've booked your appointment, you'll receive an email from me with a confirmation of your appointment date and time as well as a Zoom Conference link for you to use when the time arrives. While we rarely have any issues with Zoom links, if you do have any problems accessing the video conference, please email us as soon as possible at [email protected] so we can iron out the problem for you.
We highly recommend you begin gathering your documents sooner than later – preferably right after you've booked your appointment. When it comes to legal issues, organization is key. The last thing you want to be doing right before your call is scrambling around and digging for what you need. The more organized you are for your session, the smoother the process.
We recommend signing into the conference room a few minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time to be sure you're on time and ready to go. Remember, please have your documents on hand and organized so we can make the best use of your time without you having to search for what you need. You are welcome to invite anyone you like into the session – just share your Zoom link information with the other party(s). All we ask is you try to give us a head's up ahead of time as to who else will be attending. You can email me that information to [email protected]
Our conference will last for one hour. Typically, the first 10-15 minutes will involve you giving Ms. Bolin a rundown of your situation. The next 15-20 minutes will be my question-and-answer time to help her to drill down into the details. And the final 25-35 minutes will involve a breakdown of your situation followed your options. The call will not go past one hour, so it will be important that we are able to come to a satisfactory close. To do this, Ms. Bolin typically tries to wrap up the bulk of the consultation at the 55-minute mark to allow you for some final follow up questions. We will not be sending you a wrap up of our conference, so you're responsible for taking copious notes if you so desire.
Typically, we find that one hour is more than enough time to give you the tools you need to make informed decisions about your situation. However, if after our session you feel you'd like more time to discuss additional matters, you can simply book additional time at your convenience, and we can pick up where we left off or start down an entirely new line of discussion. When you book your additional time, please add a note to let us know what topics and/or issues your additional session will be addressing.
Booking your appointment must be pre-paid in full. If you cannot keep your appointment, you must notify us at least 24 hours before your appointment, so we can reschedule you to another date. Failure to do so will be considered a no-show. No refund will be offered for cancellations, no-shows, and early conclusion of consultations. For additional information, please refer to our Legal Consultation Terms & Conditions page.
At the Bolin Firm, we understand the importance of addressing your legal concerns without the burden of a full retainer. Our approach provides you with a secure environment to bring your questions, ensuring you can make sound, sustainable, and stable decisions. We believe in preventing costly, destructive, and emotionally-charged litigation whenever possible. With our guidance, you will have the necessary information to make informed choices before embarking on a legal course. Your consultation will be conducted by Ms. Bolin through zoom conferencing.
Before making any life-changing legal decisions, it is essential to take the first necessary step with the Bolin Firm. Our consultations are completely confidential, allowing you to ask your questions freely. Our sole purpose is to guide you swiftly and effectively towards your desired outcome, ensuring efficiency along the way.
Prior to identifying suitable solutions for your legal situation, it is crucial to grasp the preliminary aspects. The Bolin Firm does not handle court cases or initiate litigation on your behalf. However, we empower you to make informed, reasoned, and calm decisions, enabling you to retain control over your desired outcomes.
In certain instances, organizations or individuals seeking assistance from the Bolin Firm are already embroiled in controversies. Our role in such cases is not to replace your existing legal representation, but rather to serve as your second pair of eyes and ears. We act as a sounding board, assisting you in navigating your matters and evaluating your options.
If you find yourself near a settlement or involved in an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, it can be challenging to determine the best course of action. We are here to help. Let’s review your options together, ensuring you have a comprehensive understanding of the potential outcomes should you proceed to trial.
When it comes to Human Resources Management investigations, Ms. Bolin brings her expertise as a published trial lawyer in employment disputes, coupled with her studies in Human Resources Management at the prestigious Harvard Extension School. Her objective is to conduct thorough, independent, sound, and neutral investigations that can withstand scrutiny.
If you require document review before your consultation, please schedule additional hour(s) to compensate for the time Ms. Bolin will dedicate to reviewing your documents ahead of your zoom meeting. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.