The degree of conflict between divorcing parties is the biggest factor when trying to determine the costs involved with a case. Multimillion-dollar marital estate cases can often settle for only a few thousand dollars in attorney fees, while smaller estate cases can explode into the unmanageable. The distinguishing factor isn’t the size of the estate, but rather the degree of conflict. At Modern Family Law, it’s our job to interject objectivity into decisions about which conflicts are worth engagement. One day, you’ll look back and view these decisions with a different lens. We want you to be glad you hired us, not resentful that your lawyer stoked a pointless conflict.