Complaint against criminal court judge, and the prosecutors

The prosecutor is pushing for the result he wants and he is getting the judge to potentially reconsider his opinion. Nothing wrong with that up to...

Notice of attorney

No, not if she continues to communicate with you on her own. You will find out once anything is filed in court though..

What action do I take after my attorney filed a motion to withdraw?

You can call him and ask him exactly what is going on. You can also retain a new lawyer and handle the financial matters with your old lawyer...

Is it ethical for an attorney to send email solicitations meant to look like a "Notice to Appear"?

No, but this looks a lot like malware of some kind. I would contact the folks at knoxvillecriminllawyers.com and tell them you received this email...

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Is it hard to get the opposing counsel removed? Does the opposing counsel have to agree to be removed?

Opposing counsel does not have to agree to be removed, the court can remove him. You should ask your lawyer to file a motion if you spoke with...

Is this normal or ethical for my previous attorney to charge me for preparing for hearing when there was no hearing?

If a hearing might have occurred, the lawyer had to prepare for it. Therefore, it would be appropriate for him to charge you for preparing for the...

Is it unethical for an attorney to not present to their client a possible agreement offer, or to drag it as close to a trial.

Lawyers are required to present settlement offers to their clients, yes.

I can r eached mhy lawyer by phone and any other way ,I saw my doctor on may 21th and he told me call to you lawyer but I can

My guess, he is away for the holiday. Give him a couple of days.

I have a retainer on a lawyer that i have no intention on ever using again. Is there any way for me to get the remainder?

Review your fee agreement, it should detail your rights in terms of getting your money back. If it is a refundable retainer, you should be able to...

If their are two attorneys's on case. And both are asking for 40% of the settlement. Do they split 40% or do we pay out 80%?

Normally in wrongful death cases lawyers split fees, i.e. share 40%, but it is not clear that this would be what is happening here. You could have...