Looking for paralegale or lawyer to help pro se review of documents and advise. Need help can pay few hrs of time for review Tks

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   Orsen PaxtonPro

   Arlington Business Attorney

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   Answered December 09, 2012 08:16. Estoppel is an equitable defense to a cause of action. Nothing in your facts, if I understand them, raises the possibility of using estoppel as a defense. If you have not fired your lawyer then you are still represented in this matter and you should be asking your lawyer your questions. This website is not intended to second guess attorneys who are in possession of a great many more facts than we are aware of. Just because something doesn't turn out the way you want , it does not mean you were "lynched". It sounds like there was a fairly extensive hearing.

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   Warren NorredPro

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   Answered December 09, 2012 21:41. You are going to have a really hard time getting an attorney to help you practice law badly. It just puts the attorney in the case in a way that is unlikely to end well. If you visit with two or three attorneys and they all say the same thing, you probably need to heed that advise.

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   Christopher Harding

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   Answered December 13, 2012 07:35. You need an attorney well versed in family law and in corporate/business law. Many attorneys give a free initial consult.
   
   Estoppel is probably not a good route, but sit down with an attorney to discuss the case, the facts and come up with a decent strategy. It sounds like a mess. And you are not doing yourself any favors going it alone it appears.
   
   The other side of this is, at some point, it may be a situation where the best move is to just toss in the towel. Without seeing all the facts, it is difficult to know.

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   Matthew Krupnick

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   Answered December 07, 2012 16:33. That is a whole lot for a quick answer. Call an attorney. ASAP. Most will give you a free consult.

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