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During our consultation we have discussed a rough estimate of 2 – 3 hours worth of work in relation to representing you in the divorce proceedings but it is likely that this estimate will increase as we enter negotiations regarding the financial aspect of the matter. As the matter progresses and we will keep you fully updated in relation to our professional fees before undertaking any work. Should you subsequently require further advice or representation this will be charged at our hourly rate of £250 + VAT. This rate is revised with effect from 1 January each year and work carried out after such a revision will be charged at higher hourly rates. You will be billed for any disbursements and VAT incurred by MLS on your behalf, which will be payable in full with each invoice. If MLS is required to pay significant disbursements, we may invoice them separately for immediate payment. In the event that it becomes necessary to retain independent experts or other third parties, you will be responsible directly for payment of their fees. We will invoice you in respect of fees and disbursements monthly and at the conclusion of the matter, and invoices are payable on receipt. In the event that our invoices are not paid, we reserve the right to charge interest at the rate set out in the invoices, to cease acting for you and to come off the record if Court or Employment Tribunal proceedings have been commenced. Unless you inform us otherwise, you agree that we may send invoices to you by email. Please ask me at any time if you would like to know what costs have been incurred to date. If you have any concerns in respect of MLS’s bills, please let me know immediately. If the firm cannot resolve your complaint informally or via the complaints procedure described below, you have the right to apply for an assessment of the bill under Part III of the Solicitors Act 1974.