a. Services Provided. After a college student subscribes to one of the Firm’s plans for college students (a “College Plan”), or a third party signs up for a College Plan on behalf of a college student for the student’s benefit (a “Purchaser”), the Firm will provide the following services to the student (the “Subscribing Student”).

(1) Complete Legal Services. The Firm will provide all legal services that are typically provided by an attorney to a client for issues involving the Subscribing Student in their status as a consumer or tenant, expungement/sealing of the Subscribing Student’s criminal history, legally changing the Subscribing Student’s name, obtaining a divorce from a spouse through the simplified divorce legal process, and drafting powers of attorney, designations of healthcare surrogate, and living wills (the “Primary Services”).

(2) Limited Legal Services. The Firm will provide only the specific legal services listed below (the “Secondary Services”):

(a) Criminal Charges. Negotiation with the State to try and get the Subscribing Student into a pretrial diversion program and providing legal advice regarding possible outcomes;

(b) Traffic Tickets. Explanation of options regarding the ticket and advice on possible outcomes;

(c) Car Accidents. Basic explanation of the legal process regarding auto accidents;

(d) Immigration. General explanation and advice on visas and general explanation and advice on green cards;

(e) Business Services. Business formation services and assistance establishing a for-profit or nonprofit organization; and

(f) General Legal Matters. General explanation and advice regarding civil and criminal procedure, general explanation and advice regarding particular aspects of a lawsuit, such as service of process, and general advice on how to make your case stronger.

b. Consultations. For legal matters related to the Primary Services or general legal advice, the Subscribing Student may schedule as many virtual or telephonic appointments as the Subscribing Student desires, subject to lawyer availability. For matters related to the Secondary Services, the Subscribing Student is limited to 2 hours of virtual or telephonic consultations per calendar month if the Subscribing Student is subscribed to the Basic Plan, 5 hours of virtual or telephonic consultations per calendar month for the Plus Plan, and 10 hours per calendar month for the Ultimate Plan. All consultations must be scheduled online using the online booking system on the Site. Available time blocks will vary and will be distributed by the booking system on a first-come-first-served basis, and the attorney’s availability for meetings with a Subscribing Student will be indicated in the booking system.

c. Limitations.

(1) Excluded Legal Services. The Firm will not provide any legal services related to any dispute between a Subscribing Student and the State of Florida or any of its agencies, other than defending the Subscribing Student from criminal charges, between a Subscribing Student and a college or university, between a Subscribing Student and another Subscribing Student, or between a Subscribing Student and another client of the Firm.

(2) No Coverage for Pre-existing Legal Matters. Primary Services and Secondary Services will only be provided by the Firm to the Subscribing Student if the legal cause of action, in the Firm’s professional opinion, accrued while the Subscribing Student had an active College Plan with the Firm. However, in the Firm’s sole discretion, the Firm may opt to provide any Subscribing Student with legal services even if the cause of action had accrued prior or subsequent to the Subscribing Student having an active College Plan. Choosing to provide such services is not intended by the Firm to be, nor shall it be interpreted to be, an intent on the part of the Firm to continue to provide such services.

(3) No Rolling over of Unused Secondary Services Hours. All hours that are not used by the Subscribing Student during any monthly period shall be forfeited and not accumulate. Such unused hours have no cash value and are not transferable.

(4) Third-party Fees. The Firm will not pay and the fee for any College Plan does not include any payments or fees to any third party, including, but not limited to, court costs, process of service fees, or fees paid to law enforcement agencies. The Subscribing Student agrees that the Subscribing Student will be responsible for any such fees.

(5) Facts Provided by the Subscribing Student. All legal services provided by the Firm are based on the facts presented by the Subscribing Student. The Firm is not responsible for decisions made based on incomplete, inaccurate, or misleading information provided by a Subscribing Student.

(6) Jurisdiction. The Firm’s services are limited to the laws and regulations in effect at the time the serves are provided to the Subscribing Student and in the jurisdiction(s) in which the Firm is licensed to practice.

(7) In-person Meetings. Subscribing to a College Plan does not provide for the Subscribing Student to have in-person meetings or in-person consultations with an attorney other than at the Firm’s office(s), unless the attorney reasonably determines in their sole professional judgment that an in-person meeting is necessary to meet the Subscribing Student at another location.

(8) No Obligation for Additional Services. Subscribing to a Plan does not obligate the Firm to provide any service to any Subscribing Student that is in addition to the Primary Services and Secondary Services.

d. Verification. Upon the purchase of a College Plan, the Firm may request verification of the Subscribing Student’s status, such as with a student identification card or with official enrollment verification documents provided by the college or university.

e. Automatic Renewal. College Plans will automatically renew each month or year, depending on whether the Subscribing Student is on the monthly or yearly plan, until cancelled in accordance with the Terms.

f. Billing and Payment Method. The billing date for a College Plan each calendar month or year will correspond to the date the College Plan was initially purchased. College Plans are billed monthly or yearly on a recurring basis, and College Plan fees are payable via the payment method the purchaser provided during the initial purchase until it is changed, if ever. By subscribing to a College Plan, the purchaser authorizes the Firm to automatically charge the applicable monthly or yearly fees to the original payment method.

g. Attorney-Client Relationship. The Subscribing Student and the Firm will be in an attorney-client relationship so long as the Subscribing Student’s College Plan is active. The Firm will keep all information the Subscribing Student provides to the Firm while the attorney-client relationship exists confidential.

h. Cancellation.

(1) By the Subscribing Student. Subscribing Students may cancel a College Plan at any time by notifying the Firm of their intent to cancel it. No portion of any fee paid by the Subscribing Student to the Firm up to the time of cancellation will be refunded by the Firm.

(2) Termination by the Firm for Cause. The Firm may cancel any College Plan subscription due to (i) a Subscribing Student’s nonpayment of any fees due to the Firm or a failed, disputed, or returned payment to the Firm, (ii) a Subscribing Student’s lack of cooperation, including not showing up at a scheduled appointment, (iii) a Subscribing Student’s lack of truthfulness or transparency, (iv) a Subscribing Student’s lack of communication with the Firm, (v) a Subscribing Student’s maltreatment of any of the Firm’s managers, shareholders, members, employees, interns, affiliates, or independent contractors, (vi) a Subscribing Student’s insistence on an action that would violate a law or rule, (vii) the existence of a conflict of interest, or (viii) a Subscribing Student causing the Firm to expend time or resources for what the Firm in its professional judgment reasonably determines to be a frivolous, meritless, redundant, or nonexistent matter. Such cancellation by the Firm shall be effective immediately, and if the cancellation is not due to the Subscribing Student’s action or inaction, any remaining portion of a monthly or yearly payment shall be refunded to the Subscribing Student.

(3) Termination by the Firm for No Cause. The Firm may cancel any subscription to any College Plan at any time for whatever or no reason with at least 30 calendar days’ advance notice to the Subscribing Student, unless otherwise provided by rule or law.

a. Services Provided. After a business, through an authorized representative, subscribes to one of the Firm’s legal plans for businesses (a “Business Plan”), the Firm will provide the following services to the business (the “Subscribing Business”):

(1) Unlimited Virtual Consultations. All consultations must be scheduled online using the online booking system on the Site. Available time blocks will vary and will be distributed by the booking system on a first-come-first-served basis, and the attorney’s availability for meetings with a Subscribing Business will be indicated in the booking system.

(2) Document Review. The Firm will provide document review services to the Subscribing Business for legal documents. The Firm will provide such services for up to 3 pages per calendar month for subscribers of the Basic Plan, up to 10 pages per calendar month for subscribers of the Plus Plan, and up to 25 pages per calendar month for subscribers of the Ultimate Plan.

(3) Document Drafting. The Firm will provide Subscribing Businesses drafting services for legal documents. The Firm will draft up to 2 pages for subscribers of the Basic Plan, up to 5 pages for subscribers of the Plus Plan, and up to 10 pages for subscribers of the Ultimate Plan.

(4) Communications with Third Parties. The Firm will communicate with third parties on behalf of the Subscribing Business. The Firm will send a total of 5 letters, emails, or a combination of both per calendar month to third parties for subscribers of the Basic Plan, a total of 10 letters, emails, or a combination of both per calendar month to third parties for subscribers of the Plus Plan, and a total of 15 letters, emails, or a combination of both per calendar month to third parties for subscribers of the Ultimate Plan. The sending of any communications to any third party on behalf of a Subscribing Business does not obligate the Firm to perform any legal services in addition to what is provided for in a Business Plan.

(5) Pre-litigation Legal Services. The Firm will provide pre-litigation legal services for Subscribing Businesses. Pre-litigation services are legal services provided before a formal legal proceeding is initiated. The Firm will provide 1 hour of such services per calendar month to a subscriber of the Basic Plan, 2 hours of such services per calendar month to subscribers of the Plus Plan, and 5 hours of pre-litigation services per calendar month to subscribers of the Ultimate Plan.

b. Limitations.

(1) Excluded Legal Services. The Firm will not provide any legal services related to any dispute between a Subscribing Business and another Subscribing Business or between a Subscribing Business and another client of the Firm.

(2) No Rolling Over of Unused Hours. All hours of services under a Business Plan that are not used during any monthly period shall be forfeited and shall not accumulate. Such unused hours have no cash value and are not transferable.

(3) Third-party Fees. The Firm will not pay and the fee for any Business Plan does not include any payments or fees to any third party, including, but not limited to, court costs, process of service fees, or fees paid to law enforcement agencies. The Subscribing Business agrees that the Subscribing Business will be responsible for any such fees.

(4) Facts Provided by the Subscribing Business. All legal services provided by the Firm are based on the facts presented by the Subscribing Business. The Firm is not responsible for decisions made based on incomplete, inaccurate, or misleading information provided by a Subscribing Business.

(5) Jurisdiction. The Firm’s services are limited to the laws and regulations in effect at the time the services are provided to the Subscribing Business and in the jurisdiction(s) in which the Firm is licensed to practice.

(6) In-person Consultations. Subscribing Businesses may request in-person meetings or in-person consultations with an attorney, but such meetings or consultations shall only be held at the Firm’s office(s), unless the attorney reasonably determines in their sole professional judgment that an in-person meeting at another location is necessary.

(7) No Obligation to Provide Additional Services. The Firm is not obligated to provide any service to any Subscribing Business that is not provided for under a Business Plan.

c. Verification. Upon the purchase of a Business Plan, the Firm may request verification of the authority of a Subscribing Business’s representative, the sufficiency of which shall be at the sole discretion of the Firm.

d. Automatic Renewal. Business Plans automatically renew each month or year, depending on whether the Subscribing Business is on the monthly or yearly plan, until cancelled in accordance with the Terms.

e. Billing and Payment Method. The billing date for a Business Plan each calendar month or year will correspond to the date the Business Plan was initially purchased. Business Plans are billed monthly or yearly on a recurring basis, and Business Plan fees are payable via the payment method the purchaser provided during the initial purchase until it is changed, if ever. By subscribing to a Business Plan, the purchaser authorizes the Firm to automatically charge the applicable monthly or yearly fees to the original payment method.

f. Attorney-Client Relationship. The Subscribing Business and the Firm will be in an attorney-client relationship so long as the Subscribing Business’s Business Plan is active. The Firm will keep all information the Subscribing Business provides to the Firm while the attorney-client relationship exists confidential.

g. Cancellation.

(1) By the Subscribing Business. Subscribing Businesses may cancel a Business Plan at any time by notifying the Firm of their intent to cancel it. No portion of any fee paid by the Subscribing Business to the Firm up to the time of cancellation will be refunded by the Firm.

(2) Termination by the Firm for Cause. The Firm may cancel any Business Plan subscription due to (i) a Subscribing Business’s nonpayment of any fees due to the Firm or a failed, disputed, or returned payment to the Firm, (ii) a Subscribing Business’s lack of cooperation, including not showing up to a scheduled appointment, (iii) a Subscribing Business’s lack of truthfulness or transparency, (iv) a Subscribing Business’s lack of communication with the Firm, (v) a Subscribing Business’s maltreatment of any of the Firm’s managers, shareholders, members, employees, interns, affiliates, or independent contractors, (vi) a Subscribing Business’s insistence on an action that would violate a law or rule, (vii) the existence of a conflict of interest, or (viii) a Subscribing Business causing the Firm to expend time or resources for what the Firm in its professional judgment reasonably determines to be a frivolous, meritless, redundant, or nonexistent matter. Such cancellation by the Firm shall be effective immediately, and if the cancellation is not due to the Subscribing Business’s action or inaction, any remaining portion of a monthly or yearly payment shall be refunded to the Subscribing Business.

(3) Termination by the Firm for No Cause. The Firm may cancel any subscription to any Business Plan at any time for whatever or no reason with at least 30 calendar days’ advance notice to the Subscribing Business, unless otherwise provided by rule or law.

a. No Legal Services Beyond the Consultation. Unless the Firm and the Consultations Subscriber enter into an attorney-client agreement, the Firm shall not be required to provide any legal services in addition to those provided during the consultation.

b. Facts Provided by Consultations Subscribers. All legal services provided by the Firm are based on the facts presented by the Consultations Subscriber. The Firm is not responsible for decisions made based on incomplete, inaccurate, or misleading information provided by a Consultations Subscriber.

c. Jurisdiction. The Firm’s services are limited to the laws and regulations in effect at the time the services are provided to the Consultations Subscriber and in the jurisdiction(s) in which the Firm is licensed to practice.

d. Automatic Renewal. A Consultations Subscription shall automatically renew each calendar month or calendar year until cancelled in accordance with the Terms.

e. Billing and Payment Method. The billing date for the Consultations Subscription each calendar month or calendar year will correspond to the date the Consultations Subscription was initially purchased. Consultations Subscriptions shall will be billed monthly or yearly on a recurring basis, and Consultations Subscriptions fees are payable via the payment method the purchaser provided during the initial purchase until it is changed, if ever. By purchasing a Consultations Subscription, the purchaser authorizes the Firm to automatically charge the applicable fees to the original payment method.

f. Attorney-Client Relationship. The Consultations Subscriber and the Firm will be in an attorney-client relationship as long as the Consultations Subscriber has an active Consultations Subscription. The Firm will keep all information the Consultations Subscribers provide to the Firm while the attorney-client relationship exists confidential.

g. Cancellation.

(1) Cancellation by the Firm for Cause. The Firm may cancel any Consultations Subscription due to (i) a Consultations Subscriber’s nonpayment of any fees due to the Firm or the dispute or return of any payment made by the Consultations Subscriber to the Firm, (ii) lack of cooperation from the Consultations Subscriber, including not showing up to scheduled appointments, (iii) a Consultations Subscriber’s lack of honesty and transparency, (iv) a Consultations Subscriber’s lack of communication with the Firm, (v) a Consultations Subscriber’s maltreatment of the Firm’s managers, shareholders, members, employees, interns, affiliates, or independent contractors, (vi) a Consultations Subscriber’s insistence on an action that may be a violation of any law or rule, (vii) the existence of a conflict of interest, or (viii) a Consultations Subscriber causing the Firm to expend time or resources for what the Firm in its sole judgment reasonably determines to be frivolous, meritless, redundant, or nonexistent matters. Such cancellation by the Firm shall be effective immediately, and if the cancellation is not due to the Consultations Subscriber’s action or inaction, the remaining portion of the monthly or yearly subscription fee will be refunded to the Consultations Subscriber.

(2) Nonrenewal by the Firm for No Cause. The Firm may refuse to renew any Consultations Subscription for whatever reason or no reason with at least 30 calendar days’ advance notice before the next billing date to the Consultations’ Subscriber.