Attorneys on Retainer: National Self-Protection Plan

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Even If You've Been Charged, We’ll Still Cover You

If your freedom is on the line, you shouldn't have to worry about who your attorney is or whether or not you're covered if you used your firearm in self-defense.

With our Attorneys on Retainer - National Self-Protection Plan, you get a real law firm that will support you in your legal fight if you are ever charged with a crime for using force in a defensive situation. For only $35 a month, you can have our experienced and aggressive criminal defense team in your back pocket, 24/7/365. So if you get charged with felony crime and you reasonably claim self-defense, 100% of your legal fees are covered.

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What’s Included in the National Self-Protection Plan:

  • In the event one of these felony crimes is charged in your state and the attorney can argue in good faith that the self-defense claim is non-frivolous, 100% of your attorney’s fees are covered all the way through trial:
    • Murder
    • Manslaughter
    • Negligent Discharge
    • Negligent Homicide
    • Endangerment
    • Aggravated Assault
    • Disorderly Conduct
  • Coverage in all 50 states
  • Free Strategy Sessions on all new and applicable matters
  • Toll free, emergency line available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
  • Civil defense coverage available at 35% off attorney hourly rate

Family plans also available upon request.

Need more information? Please email aor@attorneysforfreedom.com or call 866-404-5112

National Self-Protection Plan - Only $35/mo.
One-time set up fee of $100. Monthly fees begin 30 days after set up.
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Common Legal Situations Where The Local Self-Protection Plan Will Benefit You:

Self-Defense from Home Intrusion
Many home owners own firearms to protect their families from home intruders. If you have to use your firearm in self defense, you will be questioned by the police. You should never talk to the police without first speaking to an attorney.
Self-Defense From Imminent Threat of Serious Bodily Injury or Death
When there is an imminent threat of serious bodily injury or death, and you use your firearm or weapon in self-defense, you should expect that you will be questioned by the police and could be arrested. This is when having an experienced attorney is crucial.
Misconduct Involving Weapons
There are several ways someone could be charged with misconduct involving weapons. A common crime that involves misconduct involving weapons is when a person knowingly carries a deadly weapon without a permit.
Defensive Display of a Firearm
Displaying a firearm for self-defense is serious, even if you don't fire it. It is taken seriously by prosecutors, and a conviction may result in penalties and a criminal record. Should you ever have to display your firearm in self-defense, consider any such display as serious as if you had to fire your weapon.
Accidental Discharge
Accidental or negligent discharge is a crime in several states including Arizona and Hawaii. Many people falsely believe that this will be treated as an accident with no consequences, but this crime can carry mandatory prison time for those who are convicted.
Civil Lawsuit from Attacker or Their Family
Sometimes people will use a firearm (or any other weapon) as self-defense against an attacker and then find themselves being sued civilly by the attacker or their family. Even if you may have not been charged criminally, you still may face civil charges in some cases.

TERMS & CONDITIONS
There is a one-time set-up fee of $100.00 (non-refundable) and your first month's membership is free. Monthly re-occurring payments will begin 30 days after your order was placed. Members can cancel at any time. Necessary and pre-approved expenses are billed separately. All monthly retainer fees are to ensure the availability of an attorney at the Attorneys for Freedom Law Firm. As such, all Attorneys on Retainer fees are earned on receipt and are non-refundable. Representation in a legal matter is not guaranteed. Representation is subject to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the clearing of conflicts for a particular legal matter and attorneys are ethically bound not to represent clients in frivolous or inappropriate legal matters. As such, the attorney shall be the sole judge of what matters are "legally inappropriate."

RESTRICTIONS & PROVISIONS

View National Self-Protection Plan Member Agreement

Questions? Please feel free to email us at aor@attorneysforfreedom.com or call us 866-404-5112

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the National Plan cover all 50 states?

YES, with the National Attorneys on Retainer Self-Defense Program, the client/member is covered in ALL 50 states.

Does the National Plan carry over state by state if a self-defense incident takes place in another state that you do not reside in?

YES, should a self-defense-related incident occur out of the client/member’s home state, our National Attorneys on Retainer Program will cover you.

Do you need to have a valid CCW (depending on what state requires them) to obtain the National Self-Defense plan?

NO. That is the beauty of our National Self-Defense program, when you are a member of the Attorneys On Retainer you are a client of the firm regardless of your permit status.

What fees are covered by the National Attorneys on Retainer Self-Defense Program?

Attorney/lawyer fees are covered 100%

What kind of defense is offered with the National Attorneys On Retainer plan? Criminal defense, Civil defense, or both (and what are the limits).

Criminal defense (lawyer fees) is covered only at 100% while Civil defense is covered at a 35% discount.

Does the National Self-Defense plan include civil or compensatory damages?

NO. We are a law firm, and “compensatory damages” is for insurance. This is an opportunity for the AOR member to obtain coverage through an insurance company that has these options.

What are the exclusions to the National Attorneys On Retainer Self-Protection plan?

a. The client/member MUST be charged with a FELONY criminal matter (we do not cover misdemeanors).
b. The self-defense incident MUST have occurred AFTER the member/client is already signed up with the AOR program.

Why does our AOR National Self-Protection Plan only cover Felony Civil Defense cases at 35% off the attorney going rate?

Should we have the option to grant full coverage for Felony Civil Defense we would require the monthly membership fee to be substantially higher.

Why does our National AOR plan not cover Red Flag Laws?

Our main focus is on providing legal defense for our clients who face serious criminal charges and claim self-defense. While Red Flag Law coverage falls outside of the scope of our AOR program, we are open to finding a solution for our members if such a need arises.

How can an Arizona or Hawaii AOR member obtain national coverage with Pro Hac Vice?

An Arizona or Hawaii member can obtain National coverage by upgrading their local plan to national for just an additional $10/month.

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