💰 Pricing & Services

📅 Effective Date: February 2, 2025

At VictimsGuide.com, we provide professional assistance in preparing and serving legally compliant statutory notices under Colorado law. Below is our pricing for the services we offer:

📜 1. Standard Statutory Notice Preparation & Service

💲 Price: $195 per notice
✅ Includes:
✔ Preparation of a legally compliant statutory notice based on your provided information.
✔ Proper service of the notice to the identified insurance company.
✔ Confirmation of notice delivery.
✔ Guidance on next steps after service.

📨 2. At-Fault Driver - Policy Request Letter Re: Insurance of Coverage

✅ Includes:
✔ Preparation of a formal letter requesting insurance policy disclosure.
✔ Instructions for mailing or emailing the notice and letter request to the at-fault party.
✔ Best practice is to send a copy to the attorney via email, if you know they are representing the at-fault driver.
✔ Email the insured a PDF version of the letter request for disclosure.
✔ You can retain a process server or simply mail a copy via certified mail to the address shown on the insurance ID card of the at-fault driver.

📄 3. Additional Notices

💲 Price: $35.00 per additional notice
For cases requiring notices to multiple insurers, each additional notice is prepared and served at a discounted rate.

⚡ 4. Expedited Processing

💲 Price: $75.00 per notice
For urgent cases, we offer expedited processing and same-day service to Colorado registered agents.

📌 Note: Plan for processing time and Registered Agent office hours (9 AM to 3 PM) as the time window to deliver documents for service. You have 30 days to wait for a response after service, so first consider whether expedited processing is necessary.

📞 5. Consultation & Additional Support

For clients needing additional support beyond our standard notice preparation, you may need to retain an attorney. Take the time to learn about the various paths now set before you.

⚠ Important Consideration: Retaining an attorney means you are not simply hiring an advisor or counselor-at-law, but a stakeholder who will own a share of your claim—typically 1/3 of your recovery, excluding MedPay.

This means:

✔ They control the timeline and valuation of your case.
✔ They dictate how your case progresses, potentially impacting your mental and financial well-being.

✔ It is very difficult after you commit to representation, to terminate your contingent-fee attorney, who is a stakeholder in your claim, nor expect any other attorney to replace them going forward.

📚 Our course instruction modules serve as a map for your path to justice, helping you organize files, records, and strategies.

🛡️ Protect Your Mind: The insurance claims process can be emotionally exhausting. You may face tactics aimed at devaluing your time, dignity, and life changes. Throughout this journey, you will meet many professionals, most of whom can only answer questions within the limited scope of their expertise. Stay informed and proactive.

⏳ Start the Clock: Begin your path to justice and consider productive steps to take while waiting for the 30-day statutory response period.

💳 Payment Terms

✔ Payment is due and charged at the time of service.
✔ Fees are non-refundable once notice preparation and service have commenced.
✔ We accept all payment methods via Stripe, ensuring secure transactions.

 For questions or to get started, please email: 📧 director@victimsguide.com