It is very important that your attorney is with you. If you are not comfortable with who is representing you, find a new attorney ASAP.
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It is important that you get in touch with an attorney as soon as possible to discuss your options. It sounds as though you may have lacked capacity. Make an appointment sooner rather than later.
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It sounds like the offer that was made to you was a proposal and that it may no longer be on the table. Your options are to go forward with your current attorney and take their advice, fire them and hire a new attorney, or fire them and go forward unrepresented and work directly with his attorney.
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Agree with the above. There is no set amount of time an offer is good for. Without knowing more about your case it is impossible to tell you why it was withdrawn. Perhaps ask your attorney as they know your case best.
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You seem to have a lot of complicated questions that can't really be answered over the internet. Your best bet will be to get a second opinion from another attorney. Bring all of the paperwork you have so they can go over everything with you.
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If you are unhappy with your attorney then you should find a new one...
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While you aren't ordered to pay support until the court tells you to, you will look awful if you leave her and your children high and dry. Try and come to an agreement, preferably in writing, so you both can make by each month. You can get this agreement entered with the court as a temporary order until you guys reach a final agreement.
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The fact that he is out of the country will make it much more difficult. Agree with the answer above, consult with an attorney in private.
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Tell him you'd like to retain counsel first then start calling around until you find someone. This website is a good resource.
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You may also be able to request a recording of that morning's calendar.
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