Who the members are
Many North Americans live in Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Portugal or Spain, or own property there, and they have legal questions about residency, property, companies and cars.
Example member questions, one per country.
For lawyers in Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Portugal and Spain
Example: a partner lawyer's day in the portal.
Who the members are
Many North Americans live in Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Portugal or Spain, or own property there, and they have legal questions about residency, property, companies and cars.
Example member questions, one per country.
The unpaid part of the work
Finding them, booking them and chasing them after a call takes hours that nobody pays for.
An example week of work around calls that nobody bills.
What ILP members do
ILP members pay a monthly membership that includes their calls, they write their question down before booking, and a customer success manager follows up after you speak.
An example member: the question written before booking, then the follow-up note.
Step 1 of 4
We check your licence with the body that issued it (for example your carné with the Colegio de Abogados y Abogadas de Costa Rica, or your colegiado number in Spain) and reply by email.
Example screen: a Costa Rica licence checked with the Colegio, then the reply email.
Step 2 of 4
Example screen: weekly hours with Wednesday added, and the legal areas chosen.
Step 3 of 4
Example screen: the brief for a 20-minute call, with the question, profile facts and dates.
Step 4 of 4
ILP follows up with the member, including quotes for paid work.
Example screen: the summary confirmed, then the customer success manager's follow-up and a quote in progress.
ILP is a legal membership for North Americans in six countries.
Joining is free for lawyers.
ILP does not charge you to apply or to use the lawyer portal.
Members pay US$79.99 a month for up to three 20-minute video calls a month with a lawyer licensed in their country.
Partner lawyers are independent lawyers who take those calls through the portal.
Work beyond a call, like a filing or a transfer, is quoted separately and the member decides.
This is the first page you see when you sign in: today's calls, and the brief for each one.
You spend your time on the legal question. Booking, preparation and follow-up are done by the portal and the ILP team.
Recording happens only with consent. You confirm the summary, then the customer success manager takes over the follow-up.
Read this before you apply. The partner terms are a draft, and ILP's counsel is still reviewing them.
You choose when members can book you and which areas you take. Finance shows the fees paid to you for quoted work.
Short answers to what lawyers ask us before they apply.
No. ILP calls fit inside the hours you set, and you keep your practice.
No. Applying is free, and so is using the lawyer portal. The US$79.99 a month on this page is what members pay ILP for their membership.
You get an email right away. You can sign in to the lawyer portal and check your hours while we review your application. We email you again when you are approved, and only then can members book you.
No. We ask for payout details after you are approved. The application does not ask for bank details, ID numbers or passwords.
ILP staff, to prepare quotes with you. Members see the price of a quote, not your hourly rate.
The application asks about your practice, your areas, your hours and your fees. You can save a draft in this browser and come back to it.