Ongoing Counsel

I want a lawyer I can call before problems become expensive.

Ongoing legal guidance for important decisions, documents, and developing issues — without waiting for a crisis.

How to think about it

A short path from question to fit.

1 Is ongoing counsel relevant to me?

Business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, and larger or multi-generational families often face important decisions where legal risk overlaps with business, money, relationships, or long-term plans.

Ongoing Counsel gives you a lawyer who already knows your circumstances, priorities, and history, so you can get useful advice without starting from zero each time.

2 Why is this different?

Ongoing Counsel is based on a simple idea: retain a lawyer for the relationship. Your lawyer gets to know you and your circumstances, and remains available throughout the year for legal and strategic advice. The focus is on prevention, better decisions, and continuity, with one annual fee rather than a bill for every call.

3 What does it help with?

Common reasons to call include:

  • Business risk, contracts, and negotiations.
  • Family or domestic issues that need practical legal judgment.
  • Disputes or developing problems before they escalate.
  • Major personal or business decisions with legal consequences.
  • Future planning and risk mitigation.

Because Kensi already understands your broader circumstances, the advice can account for how one decision affects the rest of your life, business, and family — not just the immediate legal question.

4 What is included?
  • Calls and questions as issues arise.
  • Reviewing documents before you sign.
  • Meetings and strategic advice.
  • Advice before important decisions.
  • Help spotting and dealing with developing problems.
5 What falls outside the arrangement?

Larger matters, such as litigation or major transactions, are handled under a separate retainer when needed.

6 Does it sound like a fit?

If this sounds useful, the next step is simply a conversation. Tell Kensi a little about your business, family, and the kinds of decisions or problems you want help with. He can explain where ongoing counsel could be useful, what would fall outside the arrangement, and whether the relationship makes sense for both sides.

Book a Conversation

Choose a time to talk with Kensi

Select an available 30-minute time below. Once booked, you’ll receive a calendar invitation and a Google Meet link for the conversation.

Please keep any information you provide at this stage brief and avoid including confidential or sensitive details. Booking a conversation does not create a lawyer-client relationship.

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