A fee confirmed before you pay
The fee is confirmed for your situation before you pay, and nothing about it changes mid-year. It replaces hourly bills that arrive as things come up.
OCTIS HK • Personal Lawyer Plan
When several legal things land at once, you already have a lawyer to ask
One flat annual fee covers unlimited 30-minute consultations on new matters and document reviews, for you and your family, with licensed Hong Kong solicitors from our panel giving the advice.
- Unlimited 30-minute consultations on new matters
- Tenancies, employment letters and sale agreements reviewed, up to 10 pages each
- Legal advice comes from licensed Hong Kong solicitors on our panel. OCTIS is not a law firm
Why OCTIS
Documents read before you sign
A tenancy, an employment letter or a sale agreement is reviewed, up to 10 pages each, before you sign it and not after something has gone wrong.
You and your family
The plan covers you and your family, not only the person whose name is on the subscription.
Every consult logged for next time
Every consult and review is logged against your account, so the next one does not start from a blank intake form.
Every new matter gets its own consult
A new matter is an issue or a document you have not raised before: a lease about to be signed, a letter that arrived, a dispute that has just started. Each gets a consultation of up to 30 minutes.
A plan that fits everyone
People with a tenancy about to be signed
Have the tenancy read by a lawyer first. Renewal, rent, repair and exit clauses bind you whether or not you read them.
The one who handles the family's papers
The plan covers you and your family, so one subscription answers the questions that come up across the family.
People who have been putting off a will
Talk it through in a 30-minute consultation first. Drafting the will itself is quoted separately at a member rate.
Everything the plan gives you
What you receive, with the limits stated up front:
- Unlimited consultations of up to 30 minutes on new matters
- Document reviews up to 10 pages each, such as a tenancy, an employment letter or a sale agreement
- A library of ready templates under Hong Kong law
- E-signature to sign and send documents securely
- An annual legal check
- Every consult and review logged against your account
- Cover for you and your family
- Deeper or ongoing work quoted separately at a member rate
HOW IT WORKS
From signing up to your first consultation, in four steps
01
Start your plan
WhatsApp us to start. The fee is confirmed for your situation before you pay.
02
Raise a new matter
Tell us the issue or send the document: a lease about to be signed, a letter that arrived, a dispute that has just started.
03
Talk it through, or get it reviewed
A licensed Hong Kong solicitor from our panel gives you a consultation of up to 30 minutes, or reviews your document of up to 10 pages.
04
It is logged for next time
Each consult and review is logged against your account. Deeper or ongoing work is quoted separately at a member rate.
Not sure the plan is right for you?
Tell us what you are dealing with. We tell you whether the plan or a single matter fits, and the fee is confirmed for your situation before you pay.
Papers waiting for a lawyer's eye? Send them
Send us the tenancy, the employment letter or the sale agreement you already have. Under the plan, a document of up to 10 pages is reviewed as part of your fee.
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For the rest of your legal life, in the same place
Personal services such as wills and claims, and the legal work of a company you run, sit in the same OCTIS account.
WHAT IS AND IS NOT COVERED
What the plan covers, and where it stops
1A new matter, a new consultation
A new matter is a specific issue or document you have not raised before. Each one gets a consultation of up to 30 minutes. Coming back to a matter you have already raised is a follow-up on the same consultation.
2Reviews are capped at 10 pages
Reviews cover documents of up to 10 pages. A longer document is handled at an agreed member rate before any work begins.
3Deeper work is quoted separately
A dispute that runs for months, drafting a will, or anything beyond a review or a 30-minute consultation is quoted separately at a member rate.
4Personal matters only
The plan is for personal matters, yours or your family's. A company's legal needs are covered by the Business Lawyer Plan.
5A plan, not an emergency line
If you have a court date, an arrest or a dispute already in motion, call a lawyer today. Matching and set-up take a little real time.
FAQ
Is OCTIS a law firm, and who gives the legal advice?
No. OCTIS is not a law firm. The advice, the reviews and the drafting come from licensed Hong Kong solicitors on our panel, who are partner firms and not OCTIS staff. OCTIS runs the intake, the matching and the record-keeping around them.
How is the Personal Lawyer Plan charged?
As a flat annual fee, confirmed for your situation before you pay, and unchanged mid-year. It covers your consultations, document reviews and tools, instead of billing by the hour as things come up. Deeper or ongoing matters are quoted separately at member rates.
What counts as a new matter?
A specific issue or document you have not already raised with a plan lawyer, such as a lease about to be signed, a letter that arrived or a dispute that has just started. Each new matter gets its own consultation of up to 30 minutes.
If I raise a matter I have already discussed, does it count as a new consultation?
No. Continuing a matter you have already raised is a follow-up on the existing consultation, not a fresh one.
What if my document is longer than 10 pages?
Reviews cover up to 10 pages per document at no extra cost. A longer document is handled at a clear, agreed member rate before any work begins.
I have something urgent, like a court date. Can the plan help today?
If you have a court date, an arrest or a dispute already in motion, call a lawyer today. This is a plan, not an emergency line, and matching and set-up take a little real time.
Does AI give me the legal advice?
No. AI helps sort requests and draft first versions to save time, but a qualified Hong Kong solicitor reviews and advises on every matter.