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Quick Case Direction

You don’t need a $3,000 retainer. You need to know what to do this week.

A 48-hour written plan with the next moves on your case, the issues that matter most, and what to bring to your next hearing.

$19$300+ for a paralegal hourOne-time. No subscription.

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Real cases

Real work product — not AI slop, not a paralegal mill

Same-day start

Paid work moves to the top of the queue

No legal advice

Document review, evidence organization, strategy — that's it

How it works

Three steps. No calls required. No back-and-forth to get started.

You buy it

Secure Stripe checkout. You get an immediate confirmation email with what happens next.

We get to work

Paid requests move to the priority queue. No tickets, no ladders to climb.

You get the deliverable

Delivered by email within 48 hours of intake submission.

Who this is for

→You have a hearing or filing deadline in the next 7 to 21 days.
→You’ve read the free guide and you know the basics — now you need direction on YOUR case.
→You’re not ready for a $97 strategy call, but you need more than a template.
→You can describe your case in three paragraphs and you want a written plan back.

What you get

✓A written 48-hour Quick Case Direction plan tailored to your situation
✓Top 3 issues that matter most (and the ones to ignore)
✓A 1-page chronology framework — what to put on it, in what order
✓What to file before your next hearing (with motion-name suggestions)
✓What to bring to court and what NOT to say
✓A specific recommendation: do this yourself, hire counsel, or step up to Case Review

What changes for you

You stop spinning on which YouTube video to watch. In 48 hours, you have a written plan in your inbox that says what’s actually going on in your case, what matters, and what to do next. You walk into your next hearing with a 1-page chronology and 2-3 motion ideas — not a folder of panic.

Why $19 is the obvious move

A paralegal billing for the time to read your story and write a plan would be $200–$400. A $19 written plan that points at the right next step is the cheapest case-direction money you’ll ever spend. If the answer is “hire a Texas-licensed attorney,” you’ll know that in 48 hours instead of three weeks.

What's in the box

▪1 PDF — your Quick Case Direction (3–5 pages, written specifically for your case)
▪1 chronology framework template (.docx)
▪1 next-step recommendation

Quick answers

Is this legal advice?

No. Real Ryan Nichols LLC is not a law firm and Ryan Nichols is not an attorney. This is document review, evidence organization, plan of action, and strategy support — not legal advice.

What does Ryan need from me?

A 2-3 paragraph description of your case, your hearing or filing deadline, the parties involved, and what you’ve already tried.

How is this different from the $97 Case Review?

Case Review is a deeper read of evidence with optional 30-min call. Quick Case Direction is the fast written plan — same brain, lower price, less depth.

What if I’m not in Texas?

The framework still applies. Ryan works most fluently in Texas (Rules 21, 196, 197). Out-of-state cases get the structural plan but procedural specifics may need a local attorney.

Refunds?

Full refund within 7 days if the plan isn’t useful.

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Important — read this

Real Ryan Nichols LLC is not a law firm and Ryan Nichols is not an attorney. This product is document review, evidence organization, plan of action, and strategy support — not legal advice and not legal representation. For matters with significant stakes, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. See Terms and Privacy.