Need any suggestions on how to handle this.
I am note sure what you are asking. I would need you to provide clarification before I could offer a response.
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I am note sure what you are asking. I would need you to provide clarification before I could offer a response.
Your attorney is really the best person to ask. He knows your situation best.
Was the attorney listed as attorney of record or did he just ghostwrite the brief? I need more information before I could offer a proper response.
You would have to attempt to get the record expunged. You should speak with a lawyer to assist yo.
You may not be limited to small claims. You speak with a local attorney
Yes it may. It would be evidence of the agreement. You should attempt to get it in writing and notarized.
No. The first judge's ruling is the law of the case. If there is nothing new than there would be no grounds to file a reconsideration motion.
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In my experience, they will make you re-submit. I suggest that you retain a local attorney to assist you.
It really should have the language in it about revoking all prior POAs. If the lawyer made a mistake or overlooked something, you should ask him...
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A letter from an attorney might help you. However, AVVO does not permit direct solicitation in the Q&A forum.