Frequently Asked Questions

One-hour in-person consultations start at $250, and one-hour video consultations start at $200. Final cost depends on the service, complexity, documents involved, timelines, and the level of support or representation you choose.

Bring all court documents, deadlines, letters or emails, financial information if relevant, questions you want answered, and a short summary of your situation. You do not need to have everything organized — just bring what you have.

Friesen Law* accepts e-transfer, cash within regulatory limits, bank-certified cheque, and other approved payment methods. Payment details can be confirmed when you speak with the firm.

Friesen Law* aims to call back within 24 business hours.

No. Website information is general information only and is not legal advice. Legal advice depends on your specific situation and must be confirmed directly with Friesen Law* through a consultation.

Family law coaching helps self-represented clients understand court steps, organize documents, prepare questions, review forms, and choose the level of support they need — without paying for full legal representation.

No. Family law coaching can include guidance, resources, document help, preparation, and advocacy where appropriate, depending on what the client needs and what the firm agrees to provide.

Yes. Friesen Law* is designed to provide practical support at different levels so clients can choose the help that fits their situation.

Friesen Law* can provide support at different levels — from a one-hour consultation and resources to document help, family law coaching, or advocacy where appropriate. You do not need to commit to full representation to get practical legal guidance.

Yes. Friesen Law* can help with divorce and separation guidance, court forms, process questions, parenting, support, property division, and related family law matters.

Yes. Family law coaching can help you understand the process, organize documents, and prepare for next steps.

Wills start at $300. Final cost depends on the documents needed, complexity, timelines, and whether mobile or house-call service is requested. Pricing is confirmed before documents are prepared.

You are not legally required to use a lawyer. However, a lawyer can help make sure your wishes are documented clearly and that related documents — such as a power of attorney or healthcare directive — are considered alongside your will.

Future Ready Will Clinics is a mobile wills service for rural communities and people who cannot easily travel. Friesen Law* can host rural wills events where there is enough community interest.

For certain wills and legal-document services, house calls may be available at homes, senior living facilities, hospitals, care homes, and community locations. Availability depends on location, schedule, and service type.

Friesen Law* can help with Last Will and Testament documents, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and related witnessing, commissioning, or notarizing where appropriate.

Yes. Friesen Law* can help with small claims preparation, documents, family law coaching, and practical next steps for people bringing or responding to a claim in Saskatchewan.

Some people may have civil options worth discussing. Friesen Law* offers a free 30-minute phone call specifically to help determine whether a civil claim related to coercive control or partner abuse may be worth pursuing. No outcome is guaranteed.

Yes. Friesen Law* serves Saskatoon clients and offers Saskatchewan-wide remote, mobile, and community-based support where appropriate. Availability depends on service type, location, and scheduling.

No. Contacting Friesen Law* does not create a lawyer-client relationship unless Friesen Law* confirms representation in writing.

No. Website information is general information only and is not legal advice. Legal advice depends on your specific situation and must be confirmed directly with Friesen Law*.

No. Friesen Law* operates from a virtual office, and in-person meetings are by appointment only. Please contact the office first to schedule a consultation or confirm meeting arrangements.