Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does an Attorney Shield membership cost?

Attorney Shield typically operates on a subscription model. Plans often start around $8 to $10 per month for individuals, with family plans costing slightly more. (Note: Always check the app store for the most current pricing).

Q: What is included in the Attorney Shield cost?

The core feature is usually 24/7 access to legal support during police interactions (e.g., getting pulled over). The app connects you via video/audio to an attorney who speaks to the officer on your behalf to ensure your rights are protected.

Q: Are there hidden fees for using the service during an emergency?

Most subscriptions cover the emergency usage. However, if you need representation after the incident (e.g., fighting the ticket in court), that usually requires hiring a lawyer separately, though members may get a discount.

Q: Is Attorney Shield worth the cost for drivers?

If you drive frequently, work late nights, or live in an area with aggressive policing, the peace of mind cost (~$100/year) is often considered worth it compared to the cost of a rights violation or unmanaged escalation during a traffic stop.

Q: Does Attorney Shield cover criminal defense in court?

No. The monthly cost covers the emergency response service. It is not a prepaid legal insurance plan that covers full criminal defense trials. You are paying for the immediate intervention during the encounter.

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