Put your dispute
in writing.
When calls go unanswered, a lawyer’s letter may be your next step. Describe your dispute and request a written quote.
What brings you here?
Choose the issue that best fits
your situation to get started.
From dispute to quote.
Describe the issue
Share the key facts and the outcome you want. A few sentences will do.
Request a quote
Leave an email address so we can follow up about scope, availability and pricing.
Decide how to proceed
If an attorney offers a quote, review their terms and decide whether to engage them.
Before you submit.
Who runs Fairfax Justice?
Fairfax Justice is an independent intake service for civil disputes in the Fairfax area. It has no affiliation with Fairfax County or the courts. Attorneys handle legal advice, fees and representation directly.
What does it cost to request a quote?
Submitting this form is free. If an attorney is available for your matter, you can review their scope of work and price before deciding whether to hire them.
What should I include?
Tell us what happened, roughly when it happened, and what you want the other party to do. A short summary is enough. Keep other people’s names, private documents and financial details out of the form.
What if I have a deadline?
Contact a Virginia attorney directly about time-sensitive matters. Sending a request here does not file a claim, preserve a deadline or engage an attorney.