FINANCE OPTIONS
Common
We have a variety of payment options and we refer clients to others who can assist them with their financial needs. We accept common forms of payment:
  • Cash
  • Check
  • Money Order
  • Visa (click for secure payment)
  • Master Card (click for secure payment)
  • American Express (click for secure payment)
  • Discover Card (click for secure payment)       Having problems? <<Click Here>>
    • Less Common
    We also can help with some less common financing options.  We do not receive compensation from any of the businesses mentioned below:
    • Western Union - Money transfers from friends and family can help pay your legal bills.  To transfer money, call 1-800-325-6000 or go to www.westernunion.com.  Transfer the money to "Law Offices of George A. Boyle for the benefit of ___________."  Insert the name of the client the money is to be used for.
    • Bank Transfers - Most banks offer this service.  Have the funds transferred to Washington Mutual Bank, Law Offices of George A. Boyle Wire No. 321180748 Account No. 8790297359.
    • Sponsor Slips - Friends and family can also sign "sponsor slips" to use to help assist you.  The "sponsor slip allows us to bill their credit card for all or a portion of your legal fees. <<<click here for a sponsor slip>>>
    • Cars - If you own your automobile, get in touch with Harmon.  Harmon Davenport is the owner of Harmon Davenport Auto Sales at 14246 Rosedale Hwy in Bakersfield.  Harmon pays a fair price and and can complete the transaction quickly.  His phone number is (661)589-3732.
    • Houses - If you own your home, we can put you in touch with loan brokers who can help you refinance your house or get a second loan.
    • Personal Loans - Household Retail Services can often give unsecured loans.  However, the interest rates are usually very high.
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    THE COST OF LITIGATION
    Jail Time
    It isn't possible to give an accurate cost estimate for a case before doing a thorough review of the facts; however, an example will illustrate how affordable excellent representation can be.

    A person convicted of a single Driving Under the Influence charge, with no prior convictions, can be sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation as well as license suspension or restriction, fines and education.

    If someone were sentenced and served the full six months, they would spend 4,320 hours in jail.  At minimum wage, without considering overtime, this is $27,000.

    Of course, it is rare for someone to be sentenced to and serve the maximum six months.  It is also true that during the six months the person would eat and sleep at government expense, but the point is the same: jail is expensive.

    In a recent case with the facts as above, we charged $1,500 which is less than 35 cents for each hour the person could have spent in jail.


    Where's My Fiancé?

    We charge $1,200 to assist with a fiance visa.  While we can make no guarantees, a typical fiance visa usually takes two to three months to process.  Without an attorney and the attorney's support staff, the process can take much longer.  How much is your time with her worth?  Is it worth a few extra months to save the $1,200?  Is it worth a year?
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