In the wild, eels eat such animals as octopuses and fish. In captivity, though, eels will eat almost any meaty food including: -live fish -shrimp -squid and -chopped fish In the wild, squid is a delicacy, so be sure to give your eel some once in a while. Also, be careful when feeding them!
Hiring an eviction attorney/lawyer, for example, could cost anywhere from $250 to $500 as a flat fee being charged to as much as $200 to $400 per hour if the case were to drag in court. The costs, ultimately, will depend on the attorney, if a jury trial is needed and time required for the case.
Typical costs: 1  A lawyer may charge a flat fee for a specific phase of the case (such as the preliminary/pretrial hearing and motions) or an hourly rate of $100-$300 or more. 2  If you are facing felony charges and can't afford to hire an attorney, you are legally entitled to a lawyer at no charge to you.