Pricing & Legal Plans

Clear, predictable legal support for Florida nonprofits

Two ways to work together—flat-fee projects or ongoing monthly counsel—so you get the support you need without surprise invoices or unnecessary complexity.

Florida-focused counsel. Engagements are subject to conflict check and a written agreement.

Submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Startup & Nonprofit Packages

For organizations building the right legal foundation from the start.

Nonprofit Formation + 501(c)(3) — $2,500

  • Formation documents prepared and filed; EIN
  • Bylaws and conflict-of-interest policy
  • Support for IRS Form 1023 or 1023-EZ; initial tax-exempt governance resolutions
Full scope details

Attorney-led setup of a nonprofit organization, including preparation and filing of formation documents, EIN issuance, bylaws and conflict-of-interest policy drafting, support completing IRS Form 1023 or 1023-EZ, and initial governance resolutions required for tax-exempt operations.

Nonprofit Startup Package (First Year) — Starting at $5,000

  • Formation and 501(c)(3) filing; essential governance policies
  • Board onboarding; state charitable solicitation guidance
  • Custom annual compliance calendar; advisory meetings through operational launch
Full scope details

A comprehensive first-year compliance and governance program for new nonprofits. Includes formation and 501(c)(3) filing, essential governance policies, board onboarding materials, state charitable solicitation guidance, a customized annual compliance calendar, and attorney advisory meetings to support operational launch.

Hourly billing is used only when work falls outside a flat-fee package or monthly plan—for example, deep negotiation, unusual examiner actions, or scope that needs a custom engagement letter.

Hourly Rates

  • Senior Attorney (Lin Brinkley) — $400/hour
  • Attorney (Thania Diaz Clevenger) — $360/hour
  • Paralegal — $125/hour

No surprises. No hidden fees.

We prioritize clear scopes, upfront pricing, and proactive communication so you always know where things stand.

Key terms at a glance

  • Government and agency filing fees are billed separately from the legal fees shown here.
  • “Starting at” means the final fee depends on confirmed scope after we align on your priorities.
  • Written engagement, invoicing, and payment terms apply to every matter.

Full pricing notes

  • Government filing fees are not included in any listed service.
  • “Starting at” indicates pricing may increase based on project scope.
  • Franchise fees assume standard documentation for a single unit franchise unless otherwise specified.
  • Payment is due upon invoice.
  • Additional work beyond the described scope will be billed hourly.

Pricing FAQ

Quick answers about fractional GC, flat fees, and hourly billing. This is general information—not legal advice for your specific situation.

How much does fractional general counsel cost?

Monthly fees and hour caps are on the plan cards above (Partner is custom). Each tier builds on the one below—more access and support as you move up. We confirm fit and scope on a consultation call.

Are government filing fees included in these prices?

No. Government and agency filing fees are billed separately from the legal fees listed on this page.

Do you offer flat-fee quotes for one-time projects?

Yes. Many services are offered at a flat fee once we confirm the scope. If work falls outside that scope, we may discuss hourly billing or an updated flat-fee arrangement.

When is hourly billing used?

Hourly billing applies when work falls outside a defined flat-fee package or monthly plan—for example, complex examiner follow-up, extensive negotiation, or matters that need a custom scope.

Who is this pricing for?

Our pricing is designed for Florida nonprofits, employers, and mission-driven businesses that want clear scopes and predictable options—whether you need a one-time project or ongoing counsel.

Start with clarity, not guesswork

Most organizations begin with Get Clarity to understand what they need and which level of support fits best—without pressure or commitment.

Call 813-461-5500 or use the buttons below.

Submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship.