Even though you are responsible for the testimony fee, it does not mean that the testimony will be solely in the clients favor. Therapists can only testify to the facts of the case and, if qualified to do so by the court.
If the therapist is to receive a subpoena, then the attorney or office staff will need to call the office and set up a time for the subpoena to be served during office hours. We request a minimum of 72 business hours notice of any Court appearance so that schedule changes for therapist clients can be made within a reasonable time frame.
When it comes to court action, the following fees are in effect:
A retainer of $1500 is due at least 5 business days before the scheduled court appearance. The remainder of the costs will be billed after the court appearance and will be due upon receipt. If the therapist is subpoenaed and the case is reset with less than 3 business days notice prior to the beginning of the day of the scheduled subpoena, trial, and/or testimony is not given, then the client will be charged $500 (in addition to the original retainer of $1500 for having to appear in court).