Attorneys are known as experts with numerous qualifications and sufficient training. Time and advice are their work, so they should have fees for them. By following several recommendations you might cut your legal expenses. 
• Collect relevant information prior to meeting with your attorney. Record names, addresses and phone numbers of all people relating to the legal matter.
• Be prepared. Get letters, documents and all appropriate papers to the very first meeting with the attorney. Recapitulate important facts. Get the list of questions you want to ask your attorney.
• Be brief in all discussions with your attorney.
• Give full and honest answers to all questions. Be precise and unbiased. Tell all information, even if it can be disadvantageous to you and avoid allowing emotions to distort facts.
• Try not to call your attorney when unnecessary.
• Be informed and get your attorney informed. Suggest ways how you may assist, like getting documents, bringing witnesses or offering other help to cut expenses.
• Think about “deadline” or financial factors of a case and discuss them with your attorney. Make certain you realize the benefits and drawbacks of a future action (for
instance, would legal expenses and fees be higher than the bad debt you will have to recover?).
• Do your best to deter possible disputes by contacting an attorney prior to committing yourself to a principal obligation.
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