Support option
Inclusive Unbundled Method (IUM)
Also called unbundled representation. We agree in writing on specific tasks; the attorney carries those completely. You handle the rest of the matter.
Overview
What it is
The Inclusive Unbundled Method lets you engage an attorney for defined parts of your case while managing the remainder yourself. The attorney formally enters the matter for the agreed task and appears in that capacity, which is the key difference from Drafts on Demand, where only you ever appear.
The scope is set out in writing before anything starts: which task, what it covers, what it does not, and what it costs. Inside that boundary, the work is performed to exactly the same standard as full representation. There is no lesser version of the work.
Suitability
Is the Inclusive Unbundled Method right for your matter?
A good fit — for example
One discrete part of the matter is genuinely contested
You agree on almost everything except the holiday schedule. You need an attorney for that one hearing, not for the eleven months around it.
This fits when
This is the wrong choice when
Inclusive Unbundled Method
Need an attorney for one hearing, not the whole case?
Most cases are contested at one point and routine everywhere else. Put an attorney into the contested part, at a flat fee you see first, and keep the rest in your own hands.
Free guide
Preparing for your consultation
What to bring, what we will ask, and how to get the most out of a first meeting.
Process
How the engagement works
- 1
Consultation
Where the line gets drawn: which part of the matter needs an attorney, and which parts you can carry yourself.
- 2
Scope in writing
One task, described precisely: what it covers, what it does not, and its flat fee. Colorado requires a limited scope to be in writing, and so does the firm.
- 3
Conflict check and payment
A short intake triggers the conflict check. Once it clears, the flat fee is paid and the work is scheduled.
- 4
The task, performed
The attorney enters the case for that task, does it to the same standard as full representation, and steps back out when it is done.
- 5
Back to you, or one more task
The rest of the matter stays yours. If another piece turns out to need an attorney, it is scoped and quoted the same way.
Rationale
Why people choose it
Because most cases are not uniformly difficult. One hearing may be genuinely contested while everything around it is routine. Paying for full representation across the routine parts buys very little; putting an attorney into the one contested part can change the outcome entirely. This option exists so you can spend your resources where they actually move the result.
Coverage
What a package can cover
Representation at a specific hearing or mediation session
The attorney enters the case for one defined appearance: a temporary orders hearing, a contested motion, a mediation session. She prepares you and the evidence, appears, argues, and withdraws when that appearance is done. Everything around it stays yours.
Matter 1 of 6
Not included
- Any part of the case outside the agreed scope
- Ongoing consultation about other aspects of the matter
- Appearances beyond those specifically agreed
- Automatic continuation: extending scope requires a new written agreement
Free tool
How much support does your matter really need?
Answer a few questions about your case and get a first read on whether Drafts on Demand, the Inclusive Unbundled Method, or full representation is the realistic call. Two minutes, free, private.
Costs
One task, one flat fee, printed before you say yes.
Every package in the Inclusive Unbundled Method is a defined objective with a fixed price, published in the catalog with exactly what it covers. Court filing fees and third-party costs are separate, every new matter carries the administrative setup fee, and the fees can be financed.
Some matters are not suited to a limited scope; the consultation says so plainly.
Still deciding
You don't have to know the answer before you call.
Most people book a consultation before they're sure what they need. That's normal, not a red flag.
Financing available
The right legal help now. The cost, spread over time.
Cost should not decide whether you protect your family or your future. Legal fees at Inclusive Law Group can be financed through trusted third-party providers, so you can start today and pay in installments that fit your budget.
Choose from
The full process
Finance full representation, from first filing to final order, instead of paying the whole fee up front.
Inclusive Unbundled Method (IUM)
Spread the flat fee of any defined-scope package, one legal objective at a time.
Drafts on Demand (DoD)
Finance attorney-prepared documents, so even a single filing never has to wait on a payday.
Financing is offered by independent providers, subject to their own approval and terms. Direct payment arrangements with the firm that do not affect your credit score are also available, and we will tell you plainly which route costs you less.
Ask about financingThe consultation
Find out how much of this you can genuinely handle yourself.
The Inclusive Unbundled Method only works when the split between your part and the attorney's part is clear. The consultation is where that line gets drawn, including when the honest answer is that you need Full Representation instead.
- Call or text
- (720) 739-0037
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- (720) 953-5ILG (454)
Common questions
No. Consultations are paid, and that is a deliberate choice. A free consultation is generally a screening call; ours is a working session in which you receive an attorney's actual assessment of your position and options. The fee is quoted before you book, with no surprises.