Financial Advisors?

[NTF6]

So, I'm planning on retiring in 2.5 years when I'm 58 (born before 30 June 1963) and apparently I can access all of my super then, if this is correct. I believe my financial situation is looking pretty good.

In a nutshell:

1. I own my own house ($650k)
2. My wife and I have a combined income over $300k
3. We have $150k in cash in the bank
4. We have zero loans or debt
5. My super is bumping $700k, I'm pumping an extra $250 a week into this.
6. My wife's super is bumping $800k
7. My wife will work for another 10 years on over $200k/year

I don't need someone to tell me to start investing in this and that, my focus before I retire is my Superannuation and cash.

I'm not after financial advise over the forums but can I see a financial advisor but pay by the hour, what I want to do is lay out my finances, detail my plan and see if I'm on the right path or completely wrong. I don't want a financial advisor that charges me an ongoing monthly extortionate fee. I currently know some people that are paying 3k a month for advise and to me that is just a rip off and I won't be paying anyone that. I'll pay $250-500 and hour but I want it all over in no more than two hours.