@Technical 20
“Do you know anyone who works for free?”
Yes, the losing attorneys who take contingency fee cases. It’s a common practice, the client only pays when you win.
BTW> I don’t practice that field of law.
As I’ve posted earlier, the initial meeting with the shadchan is you giving your time free to listen to the shadchan’s pitch as to why the shadchan should be engaged to perform a service. If you decide to use the service, then you pay.