What does limited scope representation allow an attorney to do?

Limited scope representation permits an attorney to handle only specific matters within a case, which allows clients to receive legal assistance tailored to particular needs without requiring comprehensive legal representation for the entirety of their case. This arrangement can be particularly beneficial for clients who may not need full representation due to budget constraints or the nature of their legal issues. It enables clients to retain attorneys for discrete tasks, such as drafting a document, offering legal advice, or representing them in a limited capacity, while they manage other aspects of their case independently. This approach fosters accessibility to legal services and provides clients with the flexibility to balance their involvement in the legal process with professional support.