Legal Definitions - Prepaid legal services

Prepaid legal services refer to an agreement where an individual pays for legal services that they may need in the future. This arrangement is often created by businesses as a benefit for their employees.

• John pays a monthly fee to a prepaid legal service provider. In the future, if he needs legal assistance, he can use the services without paying additional fees.
• ABC Company offers a prepaid legal service plan to its employees. This plan covers legal services such as document review, consultations, and representation in court.

The examples illustrate how prepaid legal services work. Individuals or businesses pay a fee upfront to have access to legal services when needed. This can be a cost-effective way to obtain legal assistance without incurring high fees.