What to do when an attorney removes themselves from a case?
Friday, May 9th, 2008 at
2:15 pm
Faith asked:
What is the client to do when an attorney withdraws their services from the case? How long do they have to find a replacement?
What is the client to do when an attorney withdraws their services from the case? How long do they have to find a replacement?
It is a civil case where custody is involved. Plaintiff’s Attorney removed themselves stating it caused her (the attorney) a financial how to get prescription drugs without a prescription hardship because their client wanted to deal directly with the defendent (child’s father) instead of going through her.
Tagged with: Attorney Services • Civil Case • Financial Hardship • Plaintiff
Filed under: Attorney FAQ
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Same answer. Find a new one, or do it yourself. If you aren’t going to listen to the lawyer, then why bother with one in the 1st place?
As for time… completely up to the judge. 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month, or let’s keep going right now.
Get another attorney.
What is the use of having an attorney if the person is trying to do it themselves. It has said only a fool represents themselves (in legal proceedings). Either let the lawyer deal with it or deal with it out of court. If you are willing to let the lawyer deal with it then get another one and do so.
If the two agree to try to work it out together (without lawyers – an agreement between two parents that love their child) then do so….it will make the life of the child easier than going through this…if this can’t be done then the lawyer and legal action maybe the route to take.