My attorney has not responded to my repeated requests for information in 19 days and hasn't filed a response in court in time.

I am sorry you are dealing with this situation. Your attorney cannot abandon you like this. It is unethical of him. You have every right to...

Hard to say, because we don't know the details of the case. It really would depend on why the lawyer gave you the wrong information. There are any...

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If I asked an attorney to withdraw due to negligence and misrepresentation, am I responsible for the remainder of the bill?

You would be responsible for the fee. However, if you believe the lawyer made mistakes and did not provide good representation, you should talk...

When a criminal lawyer withdraws from case, can defendant still use the submitted motion to suppress?

The work that is already completed should be usable, assuming that it was appropriately done. But we really cannot tell you for sure, because we...

Can I get just paralegal/admin support from a law firm without signing a retainer with that law firm?

I cannot imagine a law firm allowing a paralegal/employee to perform services that compete with the law firm's services on her own time. That would...

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My daughter 19 weeks pregnant! how can she get custody?

Your daughter really needs to talk to a lawyer. If she cannot afford one, she should look into legal aid. First, if someone is threatening...

Generally speaking, lawyers will be allowed to withdraw. A lot of people ask here what they can do about keeping the lawyer on the case. My...

I am trying to figure out how to remove a magistrate from my case for failing to follow statutory procedure in a civil case.

In my experience, a lot of people who are pro se focus on issues that have little to do with the case. They get lost in the woods about these...

Sometimes it happens where both insured are with the same company. If you were injured, it is best that you retain a lawyer. That lawyer can help...

Will I get sued?

It depends on who is judged to be responsible. If you are judged to be responsible and she is injured, yes, you will probably be sued. But that is...