Our fee structures.
Before you instruct us to proceed, the lawyer handling your case will advise you on your chance of success and associated fees. Depending on the type of case, we use three types of fee arrangements:
Our lawyer fee follows the Swedish Government Ordinance 2009:1237 concerning the hourly fee for legal aid representatives (so-called rättshjälpstaxa). For the year 2025, the hourly rate is 1586 SEK exclusive of tax.
Each of our lawyers keeps a record of all the tasks they perform
in connection with each assignment, and how much time is spent on them. A full
itemised statement can be requested with any issued invoice.
Although
we can never guarantee a favorable result, what we can guarantee is that we
will do our very best to obtain the best possible result for you. A
contingency fee arrangement (CFA), or result-based fee, is a fee contingent upon a pre-agreed outcome or result. It means you only pay the lawyer fees if we achieve a pre-agreed
result in your case. CFA is only applicable for some legal services and only
after we have determined the likelihood of success in a particular case. Learn more about our CFA plan.
For
some short-term assignments, such as drafting a marriage contract or debt
instrument, the legal fee can be determined at the initial meeting and is based
on the information provided at the initial meeting. Under this arrangement,
you will only pay the pre-agreed fees regardless of the hours that our lawyers
work on your case.
A public
counsel is a lawyer whose costs are paid by the state. This means it does not cost
anything to you have a public counsel and the entire process
is free. We can represent you as your public counsel for example when
you are seeking asylum or humanitarian protection in Sweden.
The above-mentioned fees do not include application
fees to the authorities. Japanese nationals are always exempt from the
application fees.
日本国籍をお持ちの方は、申請料を支払う必要はありません。
