Attorney fee for monetary claims
For monetary claims, the attorney fee is computed progressively from the claim value under the attorney-fee tariff (Article 9) and split between the first instance and appeal (Article 21). Enter the claim value and stage to see the official-tariff estimate.
This figure estimates the official tariff; the fee agreed between lawyer and client may differ.
Fixed tariffs for non-monetary cases and other forums
Family and probate cases0.5–20 million toman
Non-monetary cases0.4–30 million toman
Administrative Justice Court and Ta'zirat0.4–50 million toman
Non-judicial forums such as labor boards0.4–20 million toman
Disciplinary prosecutors and courtsup to 2 million toman
Articles 13, 19 and 20 of the attorneys' fee tariff regulation (1398).
How is it calculated?
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The total tariff follows the Article 9 ladder: 8% up to 500 million rial, then 7%, 5%, 4%, and 3% above 30 billion rial.
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Stage shares per Article 21: 60% first instance, 40% appeal; cassation also follows the appeal tariff (Article 16).
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If the first-instance judgment is final as to the claim value, the tariff is 10% of the claim; the lawyer-client agreement may differ.
Source: the attorneys' fee tariff regulation (approved 1398/12/28 by the Head of the Judiciary).
Frequent questions
How is the attorney fee for monetary claims set?
Under Article 9 of the tariff, the fee is progressive on the claim value (8% up to 500m rial, then 7%, 5%, 4%, and finally 3%); if the first-instance judgment is final as to value, it is 10% of the claim.
How is the fee split between stages?
Under Article 21 of the tariff, 60% goes to the first instance and 40% to appeal. This is an informational estimate; the agreed fee may differ.