Schedule Your Legal Consultation

Schedule a consultation with one of our experienced lawyers to discuss your legal matter in detail. Whether you’re facing a complex business transaction, an immigration challenge, an employment dispute, or any other legal issue, we’re here to provide expert guidance.

 

Important Information About Consultations

Not All Matters Are Suitable: Some legal matters require more extensive preliminary work or are not appropriate for our firm's practice.

Right to Decline: Law & More reserves the right to decline consultations or representations without providing a reason.

KYC Requirements: For business law matters and real estate transactions, Dutch anti-money laundering regulations require us to conduct Know Your Client due diligence before we can provide services.

Request a Consultation

Submit the form below, and we'll contact you to schedule your consultation.

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Consultation Options

60 minutes to discuss your legal matter, understand your goals, and receive preliminary advice.

Visit us at our Eindhoven or Amsterdam office, or meet via secure video platform.

What to Bring

  • Any relevant documents related to your legal matter
  • A list of questions you'd like to discuss
  • Timeline of events (if applicable)
  • Contact information for any other parties involved
  • Your availability for potential next steps

Consultation Fees

Cancellation Policy

If you need to reschedule or cancel your consultation, please give us at least 24 hours notice. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the scheduled time may be subject to a cancellation fee.

Confidentiality

All consultations are completely confidential. You can discuss your legal matters openly, knowing that we're bound by professional secrecy obligations under Dutch law and the rules of the Dutch Bar Association.

Questions About Booking?

Contact us directly for any questions about our consultation process, fees, or availability.

Frequently asked questions

How do I book a consultation with Law & More?

Fill in the form on this page with your details, the area of law and a short description of your situation. You can also call +31 40 369 06 80. We contact you to agree a time.

What does a consultation cost?

The introductory meeting is free of charge. A one-off advice meeting without further assistance costs 300 euros including VAT. If you then want us to assist you further, the hourly rate is 250 to 350 euros excluding VAT for a lawyer or 300 to 400 euros excluding VAT for a partner.

What is the difference between an introductory meeting and an advice meeting?

In the free introductory meeting we listen to your situation and discuss a possible approach and the costs. In an advice meeting, for 300 euros including VAT, you receive substantive advice on your matter, without any obligation to instruct us further afterwards.

Where and how does the consultation take place?

You choose: at our office at Marconilaan 13 in Eindhoven, by appointment at Pietersbergweg 291 in Amsterdam, by phone or by video call. Consultations can be scheduled Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 22:00 and on Saturday and Sunday from 09:00 to 17:00.

What should I bring to the consultation?

Bring the documents relevant to your matter, such as a contract, correspondence, a dismissal letter, an IND decision or a summons. Note important dates, such as when you received a document. You can send documents to info@lawandmore.nl in advance, so we can prepare.

Can I get a consultation on legal aid?

No. Law & More does not work on legal aid (toevoeging) or on a no-cure-no-pay basis. If you qualify for legal aid, you can contact the Legal Counter (Juridisch Loket) or a lawyer who works through the Legal Aid Board (Raad voor Rechtsbijstand).

Ready to talk to a lawyer?

Book a free introductory meeting or call us directly. In a free introductory meeting we discuss whether we can help and what it costs.