Marble Law

• Wide Range of Legal Services
• Ease of Finding the Right Attorney 
• Price Transparency and Financing Options 
• Qualified and Experienced Legal Team

Wide Range of Legal Services

Through Marble Law, clients have access to fully vetted independent attorneys who handle a wide variety of practice areas, including: 

• Family Law — divorce, child custody and visitation, alimony and spousal support, and more
• Employment Law — discrimination, workplace harassment, wrongful termination cases
• Criminal Defense — drug and alcohol offenses, theft, and vandalism cases
• Traffic Infringements — DUI and driving offenses
• Immigration Law — citizenship, green card, and work visa or permit cases 
• Estate Planning — wills and trusts 
• Tax — tax relief 

Ease of Finding the Right Attorney

Marble makes it possible for clients to find an experienced attorney online. After an initial conversation with the Marble team, the client will get to speak with an attorney. During this call, the client has the opportunity to explain their needs and get a professional recommendation on the best path forward. If the client wants to move ahead with Marble, the financial team will work with the client to set up a payment plan. Marble is very flexible, so clients don’t have to worry that they won’t get the help they need if they don’t have all the money upfront.

The only exception to needing a payment plan is if the client has a legal matter regarding their employment. Marble takes employment cases on a contingency basis, which means clients will pay $0 unless they get a recovery from the other party. 

Keep in mind, Marble is a modern law firm, not a referral company. This means that all attorneys have been vetted to meet Marble’s standards. 

Qualified Legal Team 

At many other firms, clients only have access to one lawyer who may be incredibly busy. It’s different at Marble, where clients work with a qualified legal team: an attorney, paralegal, and case manager. The attorney leads the case strategy, while the paralegal meticulously prepares all the legal documents. On top of that, they have a case manager, who’s the point person and supports the client throughout their legal journey. This ensures that clients get quick answers to their questions and feel taken care of. 

Price Transparency and Financing Options 

One of the most stressful parts of a legal journey is how much it costs. Attorneys typically charge per hour and require a high retainer fee, paid upfront. Once a client starts working with an attorney, bills can quickly add up, making the client feel stressed and out of control. This can be extremely challenging, especially if the client didn’t expect this cost and hasn’t budgeted for it. One way Marble removes some of the stress is by setting flat fees for each legal service. This way clients know what they’re getting and how much it costs before signing on with Marble. Then Marble takes it a step further by offering financing options. Clients can set up a monthly payment plan, allowing them to start getting the help they need right away while paying over time. 

• No Free Consultation
• Limited In-Person Meetings 

No Free Consultation

Some law firms offer free consultations to clients, which can help determine if it’s a good fit for all parties. Marble doesn't offer free consultations, but they do offer a legal strategy session with a qualified attorney. During this call,  the client has the opportunity to explain their needs to an experienced attorney and get a professional recommendation on how to move forward. Although Marble charges $49 for this strategy session, that fee is applied to their balance if they decide to move forward. If the client cancels the session in advance, Marble refunds the fee, no questions asked.

Limited In-Person Meetings 

Marble prides itself on being almost entirely virtual, so clients most likely won’t go into an office to meet their attorney. This helps the client save time and money by not needing to commute, but if a client strongly prefers going into an office to meet their attorney, Marble may not be the right choice. That said, if that’s very important for the client, they can definitely ask Marble if an in-person meeting is possible.